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Study: 60% Wind Penetration Possible in SPP
Jan 19, 2016
SPP could handle wind-penetration levels of up to 60% with additional transmission and monitoring tools, officials told the MOPC.
GenerationSPP Markets and Operations Policy CommitteeSPP/WEISTransmission Planning
KeywordsSouthwest Power Pool (SPP)
Tom Kleckner
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