Strategic of Wind Farms Re-Powering the Market-Driven Assessment Across Integrated Energy Systems

With the expanding uptake of combined energy power systems, there is mounting attention to renewable energy sources and storage technologies. This research centers on addressing the issues posed by the variability and instability inherent in wind energy, which hamper its market competitiveness and operability reliability. In an effort to resolve these challenges, a new analytical approach was established to examine maturity of wind markets and determine viability of repowering old wind farms at local, national, and international levels. On the basis of systematic criteria, the research detects unevenness in the progression of markets within various U.S. states, indicating premature aging in a number of wind farms, particularly in Texas, where lifespans in operation have been below the estimated twenty-year threshold. These results underscore the pressing necessity of strategic repowering measures and offer insight into the wider development of wind energy infrastructure within consolidated energy systems.