@inproceedings{fe180763418d4ac0ade34817d1a4ef3f,
title = "Best practices in grid integration of variable wind power: Summary of recent US case study results and mitigation measures",
abstract = "In only 6 years, from 2000 to 2006. wind energy has become a significant resource on many electric utility systems, with nearly 74,000 MW of nameplate capacity installed worldwide at the end of 2006. Wind energy is now {"}utility scale{"} and can affect utility system planning and operations for both generation and transmission. The utility industry in general, and transmission system operators in particular, are beginning to take note. As a result, numerous utility wind integration studies are being conducted in the US under a variety of industry structures. This paper will summarize results from a number of case studies conducted recently in the US, and outline a number of mitigation measures based on insights from the recent studies.",
keywords = "Wind ancillary service impacts, Wind energy, Wind integration",
author = "Smith, {J. C.} and B. Parsons and Milligan, {M. R.} and T. Acker and R. Zavadil and M. Schuerger and E. Demeo",
year = "2007",
language = "English (US)",
isbn = "9781622764686",
series = "European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2007, EWEC 2007",
pages = "500--509",
booktitle = "European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2007, EWEC 2007",
note = "European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2007, EWEC 2007 ; Conference date: 07-05-2007 Through 10-05-2007",
}