Global analysis reveals co-location can reduce energy costs in regions with modest renewable conditions, suggesting economic viability.
Writing in Applied Energy, Erik Jonasson et al. present a global techno-economic analysis of co-located offshore wind, wave, and solar systems. Co-location can reduce energy costs primarily in regions where wind, wave, and solar conditions are modest on their own but complement each other by generating power at different times.
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