The intermittent nature of solar energy using PV requires utilities and independent system operators to adapt their planning, scheduling and operating strategies to maintain grid reliability and get the most value out of installed PV resources. These papers describe projects that use advanced methodologies to forecast high-penetration PV fleet solar energy output, and integrate solar energy forecasts into grid system operations.
This report examines the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of firm renewable power generation in Nova Scotia under a...
This presentation demonstrates how a new approach to PV fleet forecasting can address the problem of artificially high...
This report, prepared with an Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) fund, describes new methods for improving...
This report, prepared with an Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) fund, describes the results of research to...
This presentation discusses how probabilistic forecasting enables electric utilities and grid operators to reduce...
This paper describes a study, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, to evaluate new, state-of-the-art solar...
Clean Power Research received a California Solar Initiative (CSI) Research, Development, Demonstration and Deployment...
Lean how SolarAnywhere® FleetView® is being integrated into CAISO planning and operations tools to provide power...
Clean Power Research received a California Solar Initiative (CSI) Research, Development, Demonstration and Deployment...
Learn how SolarAnywhere® FleetView® is being integrated into CAISO planning and operations tools to provide power...
Learn how SolarAnywhere® FleetView® can be used for behind-the-meter PV fleet forecasting. Presented at the Utility...
This paper summarizes the deployment of a 71 station solar monitoring network in Sacramento, Calif., and its use in...
PV forecasts are important for energy scheduling and grid stability. Traditional methods for near-term forecasts involve blending an ensemble of Numerical Weather Predictions (NWPs) into a single deterministic output, which is favored because it is simple to implement...
The seventh edition of the Solar Risk Assessment from kWh Analytics is now available. This annual report brings together data-driven insights from leading voices across the solar industry to explore emerging risks faced by solar developers, operators and financiers....
SolarAnywhere customers have plenty to be excited about with this year's release of Historical Data Version 4.0 (V4.0). Alongside substantial model enhancements that have reduced global data uncertainty, we've introduced a new data portal UX/UI with Map Overlay...