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Wind Power – Hot, Calm Weather Limitations


The Pacific Northwest just finished four days of triple digit temperatures, which put the heat on renewable energy sources to keep up with demand. Just as records were being set for power consumption, wind power generation slowed due to the calm air from the locked-in high pressure system. The extreme weather highlights the reality that wind -- and to a lesser extent hydropower -- may not be a panacea for power production.

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