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California 'duck curve' will jolt its power grid
Need for gas-fired generation and lack of dispatchable renewable generation may increase price volatility
Published Thu, Oct 22, 2015 · 09:50 PM
New York
WHEN the sun starts to set in California, there is one thing that you can count on: thousands of megawatts of natural gas-fired power plants quickly firing up to keep the state lit.
It is a daily phenomenon that will become more pronounced than ever this winter as California's ambitious clean energy goals have boosted …
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