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How big a problem is the curtailment of wind and solar power in the US?  So far it has happened only in isolated incidents, but it could spread as renewable energy grows. In modest amounts, curtailment could be a useful tool for integrating wind and solar, but only if policies are designed to make it a service -- instead of a penalty.  A new report from Power Markets in Electricity Journal explores the issue.  Read more...