Solar Intermittency: How Big is the Problem?
Renewable Energy World Online
1 November 2011: Intermittency is one of the major criticisms of solar — the majority of the energy is delivered when the sun is shining brightly, but virtually none is created at night or in substantial cloud cover. How do solar developers view this issue — does it pose a huge stumbling block to current projects, or is it something that has been effectively managed?
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