Discussion
The duck curve describes the shape of
Answer: C
Correct answer: net demand after solar generation is subtracted
Net demand is what the remaining generators must supply. On a system with much solar it falls steeply through the middle of the day and rises sharply in the evening as the sun sets and domestic demand peaks, giving a curve whose belly and steep neck resemble a duck. The problems it poses are the depth of the midday minimum and the steepness of the evening ramp, both of which storage addresses directly.
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