Interest in renewable energy-based hybrid systems—which combine multiple renewable
energy and/or energy storage technologies—is apparent and growing. Such systems could …

Corporations are the fastest growing source of renewable energy demand in the United
States and other key markets. Corporate demand has grown from about 5% of all US …

Wind energy has experienced accelerated cost reduction over the past five years—far
greater than predicted in a 2015 expert elicitation. Here we report results from a new survey …

This article proposes a new mathematical formulation for optimal operation scheduling for a
remote photovoltaic (PV) farm and distributed electric vehicle charging stations (D-EVCSs) …

Technological change and policy support have heightened expectations for the role of
energy storage in power systems, creating a need to enhance representations of energy …

In this study, we explored how the value of hybrid systems comprising solar photovoltaics
(PV) and lithium-ion battery storage could evolve over time. Using a price-taker model with …

Multicarrier energy systems (MCESs) are characterized by strong coordination in operation
and planning across multiple energy vectors and/or sectors to deliver reliable, cost-effective …

Wind power technology has changed rapidly in recent years. Technology innovation,
evolving power markets, and competing land and ocean uses continue to influence the …

The costs of wind power have declined to levels on par with or below those of conventional
sources in many parts of the world. Wind power has become one of the fastest‐growing …

Coupling battery storage to renewable plants is increasingly common in the United States,
where a third of proposed solar capacity now includes battery storage. Adding batteries to …