Future-proof renewables revisited

This report revisits the 2018 paper ‘Future-Proof Renewables – Implications of a High Percentage of Solar and Wind in the Power System’.

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The report addresses the six main topics of the 2018 paper and evaluates their validity in light of current energy transition knowledge and insights, the topics being:
• Cannibalization of the business case for variable renewable energy sources (VRES)
• The role of demand-side flexibility
• Sustainable electricity market design
• System stability, flexibility, and adequacy
• Availability of grid capacity
• Interconnection and geographical smoothing

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Future-proof renewables revisisted

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Re-evaluating the assumptions and insights of the 2018 paper ‘Future-proof renewables – implications of a high percentage of solar and wind in the power system’ in light of current energy transition knowledge and insights.

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