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Climate change will shift grid energy droughts from winter to summer

Dr. Noelia Otero-Felipe · AI in the real world: Solar forecasting, EVs, and virtual power plants · Nov 16, 2023 · at 11:26

Dr. Noelia Otero-Felipe, a climate data scientist, discusses how climate change and shifting consumption patterns alter seasonal grid stress.

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“So we can expect, for example, more energy droughts in terms of high demand in summer than in winter, which is something that's before, you know, happened.”

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Climate change will cause more energy droughts characterized by peak electricity demand in summer rather than winter.

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