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Appendix B - Survey of stakeholder perspectives on solar intermittency in the Australian electricity network

‹ Appendix A - Intermittency workshop program up Appendix C - Solar PV technologies at the DKASC ›

Table of contents

Acknowledgements
Executive summary
Project goals
Project-related activities
List of acronyms
1 Introduction
2 Definitions
3 Current state of worldwide generation intermittency research
4 Comparison between wind and solar intermittency
5 Comparison between concentrating solar thermal (CST) and PV power generation - Intermittency
6 High penetration intermittent renewable generation (HP-IRG) in Australia
7 Renewable generation intermittency - IEA Task 14
8 Solar intermittency - Australian industry experts
9 Intermittency ramp rates and timescales analysis
10 Model to examine likely impacts of intermittency on Australian electricity networks
11 Solar irradiance and PV power spectrum
12 Summary of key findings
13 Further work required
14 References
Appendix A - Intermittency workshop program
Appendix B - Survey of stakeholder perspectives on solar intermittency in the Australian electricity network
Appendix C - Solar PV technologies at the DKASC
Appendix D - User interface for power fluctuation simulation model

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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)

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