5 ms·

16 MW isn't very much.

• toomuchtodo 3y ago
  On its own, no, but there are various grids (Estonia, France, and South Australia come to mind) where they’re firing about 50-80MW consistently of fossil gas generation for grid stability/inertia/etc. If non fossil generation can contribute towards destroying demand for fossil providers of these services (along with utility scale battery storage and synchronous condensers) at an economical cost, it sounds like an easy win.