Projected Impact of Federal Policies on U.S. Wind Market Potential: Preprint

Projected Impact of Federal Policies on U.S. Wind Market Potential: Preprint

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Abstract

This report discusses the potential for solar-powered agricultural irrigation pumps in the San Joaquin Valley and how these applications could improve the region's air This paper presents results from the Wind Deployment Systems Model (WinDS) for several potential energy policy cases. WinDS is a multiregional, multitime-period, Geographic Information System (GIS), and linear programming model ofcapacity expansion in the electric sector of the United States. WinDS is designed to address the principal market issues related to the penetration of wind energy technologies into the electric sector. These principal market issues include access to and cost of transmission, and the intermittency of wind power. WinDS has been used to model the impact of various policy initiatives, including awind production tax credit (PTC) and a renewable portfolio standard (RPS).

Original language	American English
Number of pages	14
State	Published - 2004
Event	2004 Global WindPower Conference - Chicago, Illinois Duration: 29 Mar 2004 → 31 Mar 2004

Conference

Conference	2004 Global WindPower Conference
City	Chicago, Illinois
Period	29/03/04 → 31/03/04

Bibliographical note

Prepared for the 2004 Global WindPower Conference, 29-31 March 2004, Chicago, Illinois

NREL Publication Number

NREL/CP-620-36052

Keywords

analysis models
GIS
load constraints
null
null
offshore wind
PERI
production tax credit
PTC
renewable portfolio standard
RPS
Walter Short
wind
wind classes
Wind Deployment Systems Model
wind markets
wind power
wind resources
winds

UN SDGs

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Projected Impact of Federal Policies on U.S. Wind Market Potential: Preprint

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Keywords

UN SDGs

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