Vesivoimareservoaarien
Vesivoimareservoaarien is a term that refers to the reserved capacity of hydroelectric power plants to quickly increase electricity generation. This reserve is crucial for grid stability, acting as a buffer against sudden drops in supply from other sources or unexpected surges in demand. These reservoirs are typically associated with pumped-storage hydroelectricity, where water is pumped uphill to a reservoir during periods of low electricity demand and then released downhill through turbines to generate power when demand is high or other power sources are unavailable.
The ability to rapidly deploy this stored energy is a key feature. Unlike fossil fuel power plants
The operational flexibility of vesivoimareservoaarien allows grid operators to integrate intermittent renewable energy sources like solar