Abstract
SYNOPSIS Some overall properties of a power system in a northern climate based mainly upon renewable energy are studied. The power system consists of wind energy generators and solar cells in combination with a storage system and a back-up system. The type of power plants constituting the back-up system are not specified. The back-up system could be used to generate power only when the rest of the system is unable to cover the load. The predicted performance of the solar/wind power system is calculated on the basis of hourly meteorological data measured in Denmark during the years 1959 to 1972. It has been established from this data that to maximise the fraction of annual load covered by solar and wind energy the ratio of solar to wind production capacity is approximately 40% solar to 60% wind. With only small changes in the energy provision, however, the ratio could be varied between 20:80 and 60:40. The saving in energy resulting from provision of various storage capacities has been studied. This saving...
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