Smart thinking: mitigating renewables-linked price risk with neural networks
Failing to incorporate renewable energy sources effectively into power networks can create serious issues around energy pricing and forecasting. Some neural networks can mitigate renewables’ intermittency, but require the right expertise and data.
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