Cross-correlation study of onshore/offshore wind generation and load in Texas
Shijia Zhao, Le Xie, Chanan Singh
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Shijia Zhao, Le Xie, Chanan Singh
Abstract
In this paper, cross-correlation study between wind generation and load in Texas has been conducted. Through comparison between onshore and potential offshore wind farm sites, offshore wind farm proved to have slightly higher correlation with load than onshore wind farm. The results also show significant seasonal changes, which could be of importance in making operational and planning decisions.
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In this paper, cross-correlation study between wind generation and load in Texas has been conducted. Through comparison between onshore and potential offshore wind farm sites, offshore wind farm proved to have slightly higher correlation with load than onshore wind farm. The results also show significant seasonal changes, which could be of importance in making operational and planning decisions.
Key concepts: Offshore wind power, Sea breeze, Submarine pipeline, Marine engineering, Environmental science, Wind engineering, Wind power, Meteorology