Then the final category is what we call "fast-burst resources". These are technologies like energy storage batteries, demand flexibility, so moving around our consumption in time, or reduction of demand or demand response or curtailment when prices go very high, we might want to consume less in those periods for short periods of time.
The final category is what we call "fast-burst resources". These are technologies like energy storage batteries, demand flexibility, so moving around our consumption in time, or reduction of demand or demand response or curtailment when prices go very high, we might want to consume less in those periods for short periods of time.
Basically, the market premium sets incentives for voluntary curtailment when electricity prices fall below the difference between the marginal costs of production and the expected market premium including the management premium.
Since the outdoor temperature and the output of wind power vary considerably over each day, it is feasible that we can perform optimized dispatching of CHPs to reduce wind curtailment when the wind power is strong.
In [9], a resiliency-oriented microgrid optimal scheduling model is proposed for minimizing the load curtailments when the service of main grid is interrupted.
Of course, even when conducting a § 5 hearing, the Commission would have emergency authority to issue interim orders effecting a curtailment plan.
We also participate in a curtailment program and receive payments to do so since curtailment is effectively the same as generation.
The fight is already lost if it means a curtailment of democratic principles and civil liberties.
A curtailment of fraud-on-the-market is therefore quite possible.
Mr. Haider has called for a curtailment of immigration to Austria -- "over-foreignization," in his words.
Many see this as a curtailment of the "right to freedom of expression".
