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Articles | Volume 65
https://doi.org/10.5194/adgeo-65-127-2025
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Articles | Volume 65
07 Jan 2025
 | 07 Jan 2025

Identifying weather patterns responsible for renewable energy droughts over India

Isa Dijkstra, Hannah C. Bloomfield, and Kieran M. R. Hunt

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Energy systems across the globe are evolving to meet climate mitigation targets. This requires rapid reductions in fossil fuel use and much more renewable generation. Renewable energy is dependent on the weather. A consequence of this is that there will be periods of low renewable energy production, driven by particular weather conditions. We look at the weather conditions during these periods and show the Indian energy sector could prepare for these events out to 14 days ahead.
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