Definition:
Energy sources like wind and solar that are not continuously available due to varying environmental conditions.
Key Components:
- Solar power fluctuations
- Wind energy variability
- Energy storage solutions
Use Cases/Industries:
- Grid stability management
- Renewable energy balancing
- Energy storage integration
Advantages:
- Low carbon emissions
- Abundant and sustainable
- Reduces reliance on fossil fuels
Challenges:
- Requires backup energy storage
- Unpredictable generation
- Grid integration difficulties
Related Terms:
Renewables, Grid Stability, Energy Storage
Example:
Wind power generation is highest at night, while solar energy peaks during the day.
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Synonyms:
Variable Renewable Energy (VRE), Non-Dispatchable Power, Unstable Energy Sources
