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Do wind and solar curtail at negative electricity prices? Incentives and evidence across two decades of German renewable support schemes
In many power systems, wind and solar generation increasingly often exceeds electricity demand. Curtailing renewable generation in those hours matters both for prices and for the physical stability of the grid. Turning off wind turbines and solar panels is technically easier than ramping down a larg
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