The fiddly and tricky bit of the new electricity system/Adam Smith Institute

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That the amount of electricity we can generate from wind turbines is inherently variable is well known. What isn’t as well known is how they intend to deal with it:

http://www.adamsmith.org/blog/energy-environment/the-fiddly-and-tricky-bit-of-the-new-electricity-system/

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