Sentence examples for curtailment problem from inspiring English sources

This strategy can better utilize the wind power and remarkable alleviate the wind curtailment problem.

Energy storage is an effective means to solve the wind power curtailment problem as it can dynamically absorbs and releases energy.

By evaluating on real datasets, the system is demonstrated to optimally coordinate storage, renewables, and combined heat and power (CHP), reduce carbon dioxide emission while maintaining profits, and effectively alleviate the PV curtailment problem.

To solve the wind power curtailment rationing problem, in this paper, combined with the characteristics of China's wind farm operation, the wind power utilization level evaluation index system has been built, reflecting the wind resource characteristics, wind power equipment type, wind power output, wind power curtailment, grid technology, operation management and so on.

However, wind power in China, particularly in Northeast China, is facing a serious problem of wind curtailment [7].

However, wind power curtailment has become a prominent problem due to the constraints imposed by power dispatch and wind power's fluctuation and unpredictability.

However, it faces serious problem of wind curtailment, particularly in northeast China, where combined heat and power (CHP) units cover a large proportion of the district heat supply.

Apart from this, the lack of responsiveness of intermittent renewables to electricity price signals beyond curtailments continues to be a problem, and it will only be aggravated by cutting remuneration in times of negative electricity prices.

Voltage support is performed by reactive power compensation which can mitigate the over/under voltage problem; furthermore, the active power curtailment is proposed in order to mitigate the overvoltage problem when the reactive power compensation is not sufficient.

The curtailment of the springs has created another problem.

I have only one criticism of "Too Good for a Trade?," by Paul Levine (Op-Ed, Sept. 17): the curtailment of vocational education is not merely a Westchester problem -- it is a national problem.