Where are Sint Eustatius & Saba?

Sint Eustatius and Saba are in the main Lesser Antilles group, south of Sint Maarten (a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, along with Curacao and Aruba.). Saba and Sint Eustatius are also (there is some debate about this) part of the Windward Islands and are volcanic and hilly, with little ground suitable for agriculture.

What is seasonal storage?

Seasonal storage is, therefore, closely related to seasonal variations in temperature, wind speed and solar irradiation as these mainly determine the need for heat- and cooling demand and the generation of solar and wind power. ADDENDUM: Seasonal storage alternatives. Other solutions for seasonal storage. The Promise of Seasonal Storage

Is seasonal storage the future of energy?

ADDENDUM: The promise of seasonal storage. The world’s energy system is changing profoundly as we move towards a net-zero carbon future. Introducing more variable renewable energy sources (VRES), namely wind and solar PV generation into the energy mix puts pressure on the power system.

Which is better Sint Eustatius or Saba?

Sint Eustatius, often referred to as Statia, offers a rich history, lush landscapes, and excellent hiking opportunities. Saba, known as the 'Unspoiled Queen,' boasts dramatic scenery, including the highest point in the Netherlands, Mount Scenery, and is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

What is the difference between Bonaire and Saba?

Bonaire is very small and dry, and is much further south than the other two islands, but has real character and excellent snorkelling and diving. Saba is the smallest special municipality (officially "public body") of the Netherlands and consists mainly of Mount Scenery.

Do we need seasonal storage in the power system?

This paper explores the need for, and viability of, seasonal storage in the power system. Seasonal storage is a form of storage typically accommodating yearly cycles in electricity demand and VRES generation.