Energy Researcher, Curtin University
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What Blackout? How Solar-Reliant Power Grids Passed the Eclipse Test
The total solar eclipse that captivated the United States this week was more than just a celestial spectacle (and a reminder to take care of your eyes). It was also a valuable lesson in how to manage electricity grids when a crucial generation source – solar power, in this case – goes temporarily offline.
August 25, 2017
