Renewable energy integration
Renewable energy integration has become a multi-faceted challenge for wind and solar developers, utlities, regulators, and is now a multi-disciplinary opportunity for KEMA.
The unique difficulties that the variability of wind en sun, its often remote locations, and its varying diurnal production curves produce require new approaches to system planning and operations as well as new technologies such as Flex Power and Storage to be applied. Ultimately, demand response and behind the meter smart grid technologies also have to be used to assist in integrating very high levels of wind resources.
Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO)
Green gases from biomass digestion processes consist mainly of CH4 and CO2, but also contain a wide variety of chemical and biological components
California Solar Initiative program evaluation
Multi-vendor system integrator
A practical guide to a prosperous, low-carbon Europe
Baltimore Gas & Electric: technology and market assessment