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Wind intermittency and supply-demand imbalance: Evidence from U.S. regional power markets
Listen to the podcast: This study examines how short-term variability in wind power—known as wind intermittency—affects real-time electricity system imbalances in U.S. regional power markets. The authors, Victoria Godwin and Matthew E. Oliver of the Georgia Institute of Technology and EPIcenter affiliates, analyze data from four major system operators: Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), New York […]
EPIcenter Faculty Experts
Dylan Brewer
Assistant Professor,
School of Economics
Santiago Carlos Grijalva
Professor,
School of of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Marilyn Brown
Regents’ Professor,
School of Public Policy
Bobby Harris
Assistant Professor,
School of Economics
Casey Wichman
Associate Professor,
School of Economics
Constance Crozier
Assistant Professor,
School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Dan Molzahn
Associate Professor,
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Micah Ziegler
Assistant Professor and John Woody Faculty Fellow,
School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Gaurav Doshi
Assistant Professor,
School of Economics
Matthew Oliver
Associate Professor,
School of Economics
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CLEAR Economics
The Climate, Environmental, and Resource (CLEAR) Economics Lab is a research-driven lab comprising faculty and students at Georgia Tech who apply economic tools to address climate change, the energy transition, environmental injustice, sustainability, and natural resource management.
ACES Lab
The Advanced Computational Electricity Systems (ACES) Laboratory is an advanced environment for the development of transformational research to address challenging problems in electricity grids by the use of sophisticated software, algorithms, machine learning, and computation methods.
AI and Energy
The Georgia Tech AI hub’s AI for Energy Initiative focuses on optimizing energy production, distribution, and consumption, improving grid management, enhancing renewable energy integration, and reducing carbon footprints with data-driven solutions.
Climate Lab
The Climate and Energy Policy Laboratory (CEPL) supports the educational and research missions of Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy. CEPL launched and remains affiliated with the Master of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management (MSEEM) degree and its associated Certificate program.