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New Energy and Weather Services in the Context of the Energy Transition

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 10 Oct 2017 Italy Publisher:WileyJournal:Energy Technology, volume 6, pages 134-139 (issn: 2194-4288, eissn: 2194-4296,

Authors: Ciriminna Rosaria; Albanese Lorenzo; Meneguzzo Francesco; Pagliaro Mario;

doi: 10.1002/ente.201700598

handle: 20.500.14243/375118

New Energy and Weather Services in the Context of the Energy Transition

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Abstract

AbstractThe potential of weather forecasting is increasingly being exploited by power generators and transmission‐system operators as renewable electricity generation has become a significant and increasing part of the energy mix in many countries. Showing how the forecasts are interpreted and actually used, we suggest avenues for policy makers on how best utilizing meteorology in the unfolding energy transition through new, integrated meteorology and energy services.

Country

Italy

Related Organizations

Institute of Nanostructured Materials
Italy
National Research Council
Italy
Istituto di Biometeorologia
Italy

Keywords

energy transition, weather, meteorology, renewable energy

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