dispatchable

dis·patch·able

(dĭ-spăch′ə-bəl)
adj.
1. Of or relating to that which can be dispatched.
2. Of or relating to a source of electric energy production whose output can be switched off or on or otherwise moderated according to demand.

dis·patch′a·bil′i·ty n.
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The WMPC diesel plant has entered into an ancillary services procurement agreement (Aspa) with the NGCP to provide dispatchable generating capacity, reactive power support, and black start capability in order to stabilize the power grid in the Zamboanga Peninsula (Western Mindanao/Region 9).
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Despite those periods of excess wind and solar power, because we lack an ability to store electricity for more than a few hours, dispatchable power from the combustion of fossil fuels continues to bridge gaps in supply.
The classifications of power reserves required by the power grids include: contingency and regulating reserves which are classified as primary and secondary reserves; dispatchable which is tertiary reserve; then reactive power support and blackstart as other type of reserves.
(WMPC) signed an ASPA with NGCP for its 100-MW power plant In Zamboanga City to provide dispatchable generating capacity, reactive power support, and black start capability to stabilize in the Zamboanga peninsula.
The plant is dispatchable by the customer under the terms of the PPA.
On completion, it will provide dispatchable solar energy during the day and until five hours after sunset for a record-low tariff at peak hours of 0.68 Moroccan dirhams per kilowatt-hour.
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