Abstract

The share of wind power generation in domestic renewable energy is expected to increase significantly due to nationwide effort to reduce greenhouse gas emission and to enlarge the portion of renewable energy in electricity generation mix. In this study, the capacity credit, which is the most important factor for evaluating the effective capacity of domestic wind power, is calculated by using the ELCC (Effective Load Carrying Capability) methodology. The ELCC method is known to have the most sophisticated rationale among the various capacity credit estimation methods. We used the single-year data (2014) for the reference system, power demand and wind utilization. CC has been calculated to be about 0.3091 when the wind power penetration rate is less than 1%, and CC has a tendency of decreasing steadily with increasing penetration rate. According to the survey, there is no previous research on national level CC for domestic wind power generation.

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