• wind energy is becoming competitive in some regions, primarily driven by cost reductions, better technology and improved siting
• developing wind energy requires a variety of policy instruments
• public opinion is favourable in the abstract, but a NIMBY syndrome pops often up for concrete projects (NIMBY = ‘not in my backyard’)

Intermittency is becoming the single biggest challenge for the sector, as the penetration of wind energy increases. The integration of wind energy into the electricity system brings additional costs:

• balancing cost: thermal power stations deviate from th
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  • wind energy is becoming competitive in some regions, primarily driven by cost reductions, better technology and improved siting
  • developing wind energy requires a variety of policy instruments
  • public opinion is favourable in the abstract, but a NIMBY syndrome pops often up for concrete projects (NIMBY = ‘not in my backyard’)

  Intermittency is becoming the single biggest challenge for the sector, as the penetration of wind energy increases. The integration of wind energy into the electricity system brings additional costs:

  • balancing cost: thermal power stations deviate from t
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  • public opinion is favourable in the abstract, but a NIMBY syndrome pops often up for concrete projects (NIMBY = ‘not in my backyard’)

  Intermittency is becoming the single biggest challenge for the sector, as the penetration of wind energy increases. The integration of wind energy into the electricity system brings additional costs:

  • balancing cost: thermal power stations deviate from t
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    • balancing cost: thermal power stations deviate from their original production schedule due to the increase variability of the load (where unbuffered use of wind power is seen as negative load) backup capacity needs to be available to supply electricity when there is no wind
    • reinforcement of transmission and distribution grids, and a lot of good wind sites are found in areas with weak grids
    • Estimates for these costs vary among various studies between 5% and 40% of generation costs, and further understanding in this field is needed.

    The report also expresses a concern that the integration of wind without buffer affects system stability beyond a certain point. Experiences in