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Secure energy transitions in the power sector Abstract Acknowledgements, contributors and credits Executive summary Electricity mix trends Power system planning Delivering resource adequacy Ensuring power system flexibility Providing system balancing services Stability procedures should be modernised Summary of recommendations Institutionalise Identify risks Manage and mitigate risk Monitor risks and track progress Respond and recover Introduction Electricity systems are in transition, with new technologies playing a central role This report offers practical guidance to decision makers responding to emerging risks Policies need to address risks to adequacy in the long run and operational security in the short run Trends in the electricity mix Growth of VRE accelerates the power system transition Integration of VRE creates distinct sets of issues at different stages Growing levels of solar PV and wind increase the variability and uncertainty of electricity supply Flexibility needs to be scaled up substantially in the coming decades As VRE increases and dispatchable thermal generation declines, flexibility sources need to be scaled up Low-carbon dispatchable generation sees limited g
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- IEA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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