Lecture

Energy Infrastructures: Germany Case Study

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This lecture covers the intermittence and variability of renewable energy sources, focusing on the case study of Germany. It discusses energy storage, distribution, and the challenges of meeting energy needs with renewables. The lecture also explores the integration of different energy sources, the European interconnected network, and the impact of major power outages. Additionally, it delves into the concepts of electricity transport, wind turbine intermittence, and the storage of electricity generated by intermittent sources.

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