Electric transmission operators could benefit from temperature-dependent resource adequacy modeling ...Middle East

A new paper contributes to these ongoing reliability considerations by using a unique data set to determine how both low and high temperatures reduce the reliability of coal, gas, diesel, hydroelectric, and nuclear power generators and thus affect the amount of generation markets should contract for. The paper, "Resource Adequacy Implications of Temperature-dependent Electric Generator Availability," by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, was published in Applied Energy.

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