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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bca5cb/grid_integration_o)
has announced the addition of GlobalData’s new report “Grid
Integration of Renewable Energy Resources – Issues and Solutions” to
their offering.

Power output from some renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar,
can be intermittent. Fluctuations in energy output can impact power grid
frequencies, voltages and component performance, causing instability in
the power generation system and interruption in services to customers.
Concerns about power system reliability limits the amount of new and
renewable energy that power utilities and transmission system operators
(TSOs) allow to be connected to the grid.

Typically, grid stability is affected when the penetration of renewable
sources in the overall energy generation mix exceeds 10%. With many
countries mandating renewable energy generation in excess of 20% of the
total power generation, issues with grid integration of renewable energy
sources need to be solved to ensure the high penetration of distributed
generation in the future.

Scope

Different strategies to solve issues related to grid integration of
renewable energy

Important industry groups and research associations working on grid
integration

Outline the main problems associated with high penetration of
distributed generation on the grid

Case studies – Germany, Spain and New Zealand

Reasons to buy

Identify key solutions to renewable energy-grid integration problems

Learn about various industry groups and associations working to solve
the problem

Developing strategies to adapt to changes that will take place in the
Transmission and Distribution infrastructure

Learn how different countries are dealing with the problem of grid
integration of renewable resources(3 case studies)
Key Topics Covered:
1 Introduction

2 Summary

3 Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Resources

3.1 Issues with Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Resources

3.2 Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Research Groups and
Associations

3.3 Possible Solutions to Grid Integration Issues

3.4 Case Study: Spain

3.5 Case Study: Germany

3.6 Case Study: New Zealand

4 Appendix

4.1 Abbreviations

4.2 Methodology

4.2.1 Coverage

4.2.2 Secondary Research

4.2.3 Primary Research

4.2.4 Modeling and Forecasting

List of Tables

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