Even Under Extreme Warming, ASEAN’s Wind & Solar Generation Variation From Normal Will Be Less Than 1% In 2030

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A study indicates that distributed renewable energy systems in Southeast Asia will show less than 1% variation from normal wind and solar generation levels by 2030, even under extreme warming scenarios. This resilience underscores the advantage of distributed renewables over fossil fuel systems during climate events.

Distributed renewables offer far greater resilience to the power system during extreme climate events than fossil fuel systems. Jakarta — Distributed renewable energy networks are far more resilient to climate shocks and natural disasters than the centralised fossil fuel systems that still dominate Southeast Asia’s power supply, according to a new ... [continued] The post Even Under Extreme Warming, ASEAN’s Wind & Solar Generation Variation From Normal Will Be Less Than 1% In 2030 appeared first on CleanTechnica.