Wind by its very nature is a variable element. Its variation is different on different timescales
and spatially its magnitude can change dramatically depending on local climatology and …

The capacity of installed photovoltaic cells (PVs) has been remarkably increased globally
over past few decades. In addition, changing cloud cover (Oktas-scale) is an important …

The article examines how renewable electricity (RES-E) producers are integrated into the
electricity market under the support legislations and regulatory frameworks of Germany …

This paper proposes a new model for short-term forecasting of electric energy production in
a photovoltaic (PV) plant. The model is called HIstorical SImilar MIning (HISIMI) model; its …

It is difficult to forecast renewable energy resources due to their variability. High uncertainty
of the resources increases the concern about the reliable operation of the electric power …

We present and compare two short‐term statistical forecasting models for hourly average
electric power production forecasts of photovoltaic (PV) plants: the analytical PV power …

Wind power is not easily predictable and non‐dispatchable. Nevertheless, wind power
producers are increasingly urged to participate in electricity market auctions in the same …

This paper reports a study on the importance of the training criteria for wind power
forecasting and calls into question the generally assumed neutrality of the 'goodness' of …

Participation of wind energy in the day-ahead electricity market implies large deviations from
the initial schedule, which leads to costs for the wind farm owner. By means of short-term …

We estimate the benefits of electricity locational marginal pricing (LMP) that arise from better
coordination of day-ahead commitment decisions and real-time balancing markets in …