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This duck doesn’t quack: he tells us dispatchable power is the key to the energy transition. Although first described in California 16 years ago, the duck curve is now seen in countless worldwide markets with advanced renewable buildouts, which include Texas, Germany, Australia, and beyond. It shows hourly net demand rise at the morning tail while solar ramps up, dip at the midday belly when solar peaks, and surge at the evening neck when solar ramps off. Fast-start, dispatchable technology provides an efficient, economical answer to this demand swing anywhere.

Paul DiMascio

Chief Engineer at PROENERGY

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For every MW of variable Renewable power we need a MW of reliable dispatchable power. Gas turbines answer that need the best and can utilize nearly any renewable fuel in the future.

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