QUANTIFYING THE SYSTEM COSTS OF ADDITIONAL RENEWABLES IN 2020

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The Impact of Transport Electrification on Electrical Networks (2010, background): “Further electrical network systems analysis has demonstrated that fast-acting local energy storage using relatively simple voltage control can increase the amount of renewable energy that can be injected at the point of common connection by 150% [22].”
Total cost estimates for large-scale wind scenarios in UK (2004, unknown): “In particular, a recent study by ILEX and UMIST (Ilex and Strbac, 2002) for the DTI examined in some detail the system and network costs arising from a range of renewable scenarios (referred to as the SCAR study in this paper).”
The economics of large-scale wind power in a carbon constrained world (2006, background): “Such analyses generally look no more than two decades ahead and/or assume that much of the existing electric power infrastructure remains in place (e.g., Grubb, 1988; Hirst, 2001; Ilex and Strbac, 2002).”