In light of intensive development of the renewable energy (RE) sector, a growing number of
academic papers address the complexity of RE investment planning and valuation. To take …

Large-scale energy storage is viewed as a key complementary technology in a power
system fed by a large share of intermittent renewable energies (RE). However, subsidies for …

Climate change is expected to affect the availability of water for electricity generation, yet the
propagation of climate impacts across a large and diverse power grid remains unexplored …

Accurate knowledge of the ice thickness distribution and glacier bed topography is essential
for predicting dynamic glacier changes and the future developments of downstream …

The growth of computing and Internet use have attracted the attention of the general public
concerning the carbon footprint of data centers (DCs). Previous research has focused on the …

The energy-water nexus presents important implications at seasonal scale. For instance,
electricity prices and streamflow have complex seasonal patterns and changes in both may …

The decarbonization of energy systems requires the deployment of intermittent renewables
(wind and solar) with increasingly low costs. The growth of these renewables impacts power …

The precipitation trend is critically important for functioning of hydroelectric power stations
and development of irrigation sector. Studies indicate that freshwater availability in many …

PSP (Pumped-storage power plants) represent the only mature option for large-scale
electricity storage, and offer a wide range of grid management services, ranging from peak …

Long-term energy storage is expected to play a vital role in the deep decarbonization of
building energy sectors, while enhancing the flexibility of buildings to withstand future …