'Killed' capture rates hurting wind industry will be restored by batteries: Analyst

Wind power capture rates have collapsed in the Nordic region due more intermittent power production and soft demand, but there are brighter times ahead, according to Stormgeo analyst

The capture rate—the price a wind producer gets for the production—can be as low as 40% of the spot price in some price areas, according to Sigbjorn Seland, chief analyst at Stormgeo.Photo: Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy/Stormgeo

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