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Real-time wind production — various regions
Author: National Wind Watch
World: Current electricity production and consumption of “low-carbon” and “renewable” electricity – click an area for details Europe: Quarter-hour load, generation, exchange – click on sample graph for other countries Europe: Hourly and daily generation, capacity factors Nordpool: Current production by source type in the Nordic power system (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark) Nordpool: Current power flow in the Nordic power system West Denmark: Electricity prices, consumption, and production today, every 5 minutes France: Quarter-hour consumption and production . . .
More »Wind Energy Game and Protecting Farm Revenue Rights
Author: Schwarz, John
The old saying goes, “Bulls make money, Bears make money, and Pigs get slaughtered”. In today’s farming environment, market volatility speaks volume and rules on how to play the game define everything, especially profit and loss. As farmers, we play the game everyday with the commodity market. However, within the agricultural industry, there is a new game in town, being wind energy. The key issue is how, as farmers, we can make money in the wind energy game if we . . .
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