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Global Perspective on the Integration of Renewable Energy into the Grid
Global Perspective on the Integration of Renewable Energy into the Grid
Rise of the Prosumer and Advent of Smarter Storage Systems Will Spur the Growth of Decentralized Renewable Power
RELEASE DATE
28-Aug-2015
28-Aug-2015
REGION
Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific
Research Code: 9AAF-00-23-00-00
SKU: EG00073-AP-MR_00568
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Description
Over the last decade, the development of renewable energy installations across many countries has surged. Given the stochastic nature of renewable energy sources, some countries are tackling the challenges of integrating larger shares of renewables into their power grid systems. This global market insight looks into some of the best practices adopted by developed countries on their ability to integrate effectively large shares of renewable energy power into the grid as well as understand the changing utility business landscape and evolving trends in storage technologies.
Table of Contents
Key Findings
Key Findings (continued)
Key Findings (continued)
CEO’s Perspective—RE Market
Overview—Key Objective and Geographic Scope
RE Market—Key Questions This Study Will Answer
Best Practices—Snapshots of Key Strategies
RE Market—Key Strategies
Challenges and Consequences
European RE Market—Overview
European RE Market—Overview (continued)
ENTSO-E—An Overview
Network Codes—The 10 Key Codes
Network Codes—The 10 Key Codes (continued)
Design Framework—How Are Renewables Connected?
Policies and Regulations—Southeast Asia
Policies and Regulations—South Asia and ANZ
Policies and Regulations—The Americas
Policies and Regulations—The Middle East
Policies and Regulations—North Africa
Policies and Regulations—Europe
Policies and Regulations—Key Trends and Outlook
RE—Trends and Outlook
RE—Global Landscape
RE—Investor’s Perspective
RE—Investor’s Perspective (continued)
Geographical Hotspots—Policies That Drive RE Integration
RE—Challenges Faced by Utilities
RE Integration Hotspots—Regions, TSOs, and Utilities
How Are Utilities Weathering the Storm?
Case Study 1—Germany
Case Study 1—Germany (continued)
Case Study 1—Germany: Key Success Factors
Case Study 1—Germany: Key Success Factors Discussion
Case Study 1—Germany: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 1—Germany: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 1—Germany: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 1—Germany: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 2—Denmark
Case Study 2—Denmark (continued)
Case Study 2—Denmark: Key Success Factors
Case Study 2—Denmark: Key Success Factors Discussion
Case Study 2—Denmark: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 2—Denmark: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 3—California
Case Study 3—California (continued)
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors Discussion
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Case Study 3—California: Key Success Factors Discussion (continued)
Value Chain Analysis—California’s Way
Case Study 4—Australia
Case Study 4—Australia (continued)
Case Study 4—Australia: Key Objectives and Factors (Stocktake Project)
Case Study 5—China
Case Study 5—China (continued)
Case Study 5—China: Key Influencing Factors
Case Study 5—China: Key Influencing Factors (continued)
Case Study 6—Japan
Case Study 6—Japan (continued)
Case Study 6—Japan: Building the Right Strategy
Case Study 7—Spain
Case Study 7—Spain (continued)
Case Study 7—Spain (continued)
Case Study 7—Spain (continued)
Case Study 7—Spain (continued)
Case Study 7—Spain (continued)
Case Study 7—Spain (continued)
Case Study 8—Singapore Chapter: Microgrid Initiative
Ongoing Interconnection Projects—ASEAN
Ongoing Interconnection Projects—Europe
Ongoing Interconnection Projects—North America
Integration into the Grid—3 Big Mistakes in Europe
Integration into the Grid—3 Big Mistakes in Europe (continued)
Key Technologies—Overview
Effective Storage Solutions—An Overview
Battery Technology Investment Cost
Wind-to-Hydrogen Project—A Cutting Edge Mechanism
Wind2H2 Project—Key Components Explained
Wind2H2 Project—Key Components Explained (continued)
Short-term Wind Forecasting Technology—An Overview
HyRef by IBM—Can Forecasting Get Anymore Interesting?
Key Stages in RE Integration—Global Perspective
Public-Private Partnership Scale RE Integration Project—Key Steps across the Value Chain
Public-Private Partnership Scale RE Integration Project—Key Steps across the Value Chain (continued)
Towards 100% RE Integration
The Last Word—3 Big Predictions
Legal Disclaimer
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
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Over the last decade, the development of renewable energy installations across many countries has surged. Given the stochastic nature of renewable energy sources, some countries are tackling the challenges of integrating larger shares of renewables into their power grid systems. This global market insight looks into some of the best practices adopted by developed countries on their ability to integrate effectively large shares of renewable energy power into the grid as well as understand the changing utility business landscape and evolving trends in storage technologies.
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| Podcast | No |
| Author | Adwaith Visveswaran |
| Industries | Energy |
| WIP Number | 9AAF-00-23-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |