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Dispatchable generation refers to sources of electricity that can be started or brought on-line at the request of power grid operators, according to demand on the grid. Some dispatchable clean energy sources are: hydroelectric, geothermal, nuclear, ocean thermal. Examples of non-dispatchable clean energy sources are wind, solar, and ocean waves.
Dispatchable generation refers to power sources that can be adjusted on demand by grid operators to match supply with electricity demand. Examples of dispatchable generation include coal-fired plants, natural gas plants, and large hydroelectric plants that can quickly ramp up or down depending on the grid’s needs. What is dispatchable power?
The fastest plants to dispatch are grid batteries which can dispatch in milliseconds. Hydroelectric power plants can often dispatch in tens of seconds to minutes, and natural gas power plants can generally dispatch in tens of minutes.
The predominant, legacy dispatchable energy source is the peaker plant (gas turbine). As recently as 2015 there were hundreds of these plants sprinkled around California. The majority of dispatch power in California continues to be gas-fired. Why is it important?
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