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value factor of variable renewables: a standalone construct

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Energy economics

the falling market value of wind and solar power as their share grows, because they produce at the same times and depress prices then.

In energy economics, value factor of variable renewables refers to the falling market value of wind and solar power as their share grows, because they produce at the same times and depress prices then. This meaning comes from Hirth (2013) in Energy Economics.[1]

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References

Hirth, L. (2013). The market value of variable renewables. Energy Economics, 38, 218-236. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eneco.2013.02.004

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