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Global Assessment of the Merit-Order Effect and Revenue Cannibalisation for Variable Renewable Energy

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The rapid growth of wind and solar power has been a major driver for decarbonisation worldwide. They tend to reduce wholesale electricity prices, both the time-weighted average (the merit‑order effect) and their own output-weighted average (price cannibalisation). Whilst these effects have...

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