This article explores how the spatial distribution of renewable energy assets significantly impacts their revenue, even with identical capacity and forecasting. It highlights that portfolios concentrated in areas with lower capture prices, like Germany's "belt of doom," earn less than diversified portfolios spread across regions with varying weather patterns and market conditions. The piece argues that understanding and managing spatial and temporal correlations across a portfolio is crucial for mitigating capture price erosion and maximizing revenue, framing it as a portfolio-level decision problem. AI
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RANK_REASON The article discusses a technical concept related to renewable energy finance and market dynamics, rather than a new release or event.
