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Wright, Jarrad G
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Calitz, Joanne R
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2021-08-02T07:23:16Z |
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2021-08-02T07:23:16Z |
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2021-07 |
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Wright, J.G. & Calitz, J.R. 2021. Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa H1-2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/12067 . |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10204/12067
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This presentation summarize the H1-2021 statistics: A difficult first half of 2021 as extensive loadshedding continued but record relative VRE contributions and diesel usage was recorded. By H1-2021 South Africa had 52.6 GW of wholesale/public nominal capacity. The electricity mix is dominated by coal-fired power generation which contributed 83.5% to system demand in H1-2021. In H1-2021, system demand increased by 5.4 TWh relative H1-2020 (5.0%) but was 2.5 TWh less than that experienced in H1-2019 (-2.2%). In H1-2021, the VRE fleet of 5.3 GW (wind, solar PV, CSP) reduced peak demand slightly but more importantly high demand hours by ~65% Flexibility needs are not yet significantly increased with the existing VRE fleet in H1-2021. In H1-2021, loadshedding occurred for 650 hours (15% of the time) with an upper limit of 1284 GWh relative to actual energy shed of 963 GWh. Eskom fleet EAF declining trend continues and drove loadshedding events in H1-2021 with specific concerns surrounding UCLF trends. |
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Fulltext |
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en |
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CSIR, Energy Centre, July 2021 |
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Utility-scale power generation |
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Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa H1-2021 |
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Conference Presentation |
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118 |
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Smart Places |
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Energy Systems |
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Wright, J. G., & Calitz, J. R. (2021). Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa H1-2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/12067 |
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Wright, Jarrad G, and Joanne R Calitz. "Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa." <i>CSIR, Energy Centre, July 2021</i> (2021): http://hdl.handle.net/10204/12067 |
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Wright JG, Calitz JR, Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa; 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/12067 . |
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TY - Conference Presentation
AU - Wright, Jarrad G
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AB - This presentation summarize the H1-2021 statistics: A difficult first half of 2021 as extensive loadshedding continued but record relative VRE contributions and diesel usage was recorded. By H1-2021 South Africa had 52.6 GW of wholesale/public nominal capacity. The electricity mix is dominated by coal-fired power generation which contributed 83.5% to system demand in H1-2021. In H1-2021, system demand increased by 5.4 TWh relative H1-2020 (5.0%) but was 2.5 TWh less than that experienced in H1-2019 (-2.2%). In H1-2021, the VRE fleet of 5.3 GW (wind, solar PV, CSP) reduced peak demand slightly but more importantly high demand hours by ~65% Flexibility needs are not yet significantly increased with the existing VRE fleet in H1-2021. In H1-2021, loadshedding occurred for 650 hours (15% of the time) with an upper limit of 1284 GWh relative to actual energy shed of 963 GWh. Eskom fleet EAF declining trend continues and drove loadshedding events in H1-2021 with specific concerns surrounding UCLF trends.
DA - 2021-07
DB - ResearchSpace
DP - CSIR
J1 - CSIR, Energy Centre, July 2021
KW - Utility-scale power generation
LK - https://researchspace.csir.co.za
PY - 2021
T1 - Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa
TI - Statistics of utility-scale power generation in South Africa
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24869 |
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