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

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Appendix A: Methodology

Figure 18 – Site 1 most curtailed day 11 October 2019 (non clear-sky, ~61% generation curtailed)

Figure 19 - Site 2 most curtailed day 4 February 2020 (clear-sky, ~33% generation curtailed)

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

Before presenting tripping (anti-islanding and limits for sustained operation) curtailment results of BESS from AGL VPP sites, it is important to emphasize the assumptions and challenges associated with this

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

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Appendix A: Methodology

Figure 18 – Site 1 most curtailed day 11 October 2019 (non clear-sky, ~61% generation curtailed)

Figure 19 - Site 2 most curtailed day 4 February 2020 (clear-sky, ~33% generation curtailed)

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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

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