@misc{20c87645b63447babf6c914a0b53c49c,
title = "Retaining the Value of PV at High Penetration Workshop: NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)",
abstract = "PV prices have dropped and are now attractive without incentives for peaking applications in some locations. Modeling suggests and, empirically, some regions demonstrate that as PV penetration increases its value decreases, predominantly due to a decrease in energy and capacity value. It is not apparent what technologies and price may be needed for PV to supply tens of percent of electricity in the most economically efficient manner. A 1-day workshop was co-sponsored by EPRI and NREL with support from ASU. A dozen presentations and discussions introduced how the interplay of various technologies impact the value of PV, identified technical challenges and gaps impeding implementation, and discussed future R&D needs and opportunities.",
keywords = "ASU, EPRI, photovoltaics, PV, solar, value of PV, workshop",
author = "Sarah Kurtz and Michael Bolen",
year = "2016",
language = "American English",
series = "Presented at the Electric Power Research Institute's (EPRI) Retaining the Value of PV at High Penetration Workshop, 13 October 2016, Washington, D.C.",
type = "Other",
}