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New England
Updates
November 29, 2018: data points for ISO New England --
- winter peak / summer peak: around 30,000 MW
- solar / wind provides about 1,000 MW during the winter
- the sun has set when peak demand hits in the winter
Original Post
It's hard to find nameplate capacity for wind/solar in ISO New England but it appears to be about 4,000 MW. It was about 3,800 MW at the end of 2017.
I generally see no more than 1,000 MW of electricity coming from wind/solar over at ISO New England. Its low today about 816 MW or 816/4,000 = 20%.
816/3800 = 21.5% which is about what others have told me to expect when it comes to wind/solar.
See this post.
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