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date. The sites have generally consistent measurement intervals; however, missing data is significant for around 10% of the sites. Figure 7 presents a simple diagram for the Solar Analytics site components and the location of monitoring.

Figure 7 A simple diagram for Solar Analytics site components and monitoring

3.1.4 Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) weather data Complementary global horizontal irradiance (GHI) data was obtained from the Bureau of Meteorology automated weather station located at Adelaide airport. The irradiance measurements cover the entire D-PV dataset period from July 2019 to July 2020. A summary of the analysed datasets and their key parameters are given in Table IV below.

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Appendix A: Methodology

8.1 Next steps

References

Appendix B: Details of project plan

8 Concluding remarks

7 Socio-technical insights

6.5.2 Financial impact for D-PV sites

6.5.3 Upscaled curtailed generation & emissions impact

6.4 Summary of curtailment findings

6.3.4 Volt-var curtailment (scenarios

6.3.3 Volt-var curtailment (real case

6.3.2 BESS and D-PV Volt-VAr curves

5.4 Measures to address curtailment

6.2.2 BESS ‘tripping’ (anti-islanding and limits for sustained operation

2.4 Prior work on social aspects of curtailment

5.3 Perceived impacts of curtailment

2.6 Key gaps that CANVAS aims to address

4.2.2 Tripping (anti-islanding and limits for sustained operation) curtailment

4.2.3 Volt-VAr curtailment

3.1.4 Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) weather data

2.5 Prior data-driven technical analyses of DER voltage control and curtailment

5.2 Knowledge and experiences of curtailment