Unlocking the Potential of Renewable Energy Through Curtailment Prediction
Bilge Acun, Brent Morgan, Henry Richardson, Nat Steinsultz,, Carole-Jean Wu

TL;DR
This paper emphasizes the importance of predicting renewable energy curtailment to enhance utilization and support grid decarbonization, highlighting the role of machine learning in addressing oversupply and transmission issues.
Contribution
It introduces a focus on machine learning approaches for predicting renewable energy curtailment to improve grid efficiency and renewable energy utilization.
Findings
Identifies key factors influencing curtailment
Proposes a framework for curtailment prediction
Highlights potential for machine learning to optimize renewable energy use
Abstract
A significant fraction (5-15%) of renewable energy generated goes into waste in the grids around the world today due to oversupply issues and transmission constraints. Being able to predict when and where renewable curtailment occurs would improve renewable utilization. The core of this work is to enable the machine learning community to help decarbonize electricity grids by unlocking the potential of renewable energy through curtailment prediction.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBig Data Technologies and Applications · Energy Load and Power Forecasting
