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Grid Integration Challenges of Renewable Energy in South Africa

Planning for Rapid Capacity Additions

INDUSTRY
Energy

RELEASE DATE
06-Jul-2012
REGION
Africa
DELIVERABLE TYPE
Market Research

RESEARCH CODE
M832-01-00-00-00
SKU
EG01209-AF-MR_07193
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Grid Integration Challenges of Renewable Energy in South Africa
Published on: 06-Jul-2012 | SKU: EG01209-AF-MR_07193

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The research service titled Grid Integration Challenges of Renewable Energy in South Africa deals with the issues involved with interconnecting variable renewable energy generation facilities into the South African transmission and distribution grid network. Renewable energy poses a new challenge to transmission system operators due to its inherent intermittency, uncertainty, as well as the fact that it cannot be dispatched. However, as the Grid Integration Challenges of Renewable Energy in South Africa research service concludes, these issues only start becoming a major issue at relatively high renewable energy penetration rates.

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  • Executive Summary

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  • Title Slide
  • Interconnection
  • Substation Connection Capacity

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  • Title Slide
  • Transmission Planning
  • Grid Strengthening Projects
  • MTS Supply Areas

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  • Title Slide
  • The System Operator
  • Forecasting
  • Flexible Line Management

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  • Title Slide
  • The Last Word

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  • Certification
  • Legal Disclaimer

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  • The Frost & Sullivan Story

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