On the impact climate on energy production
The article discusses the impact of climate change on the production of energy generated at thermal power plants (TPPs) and nuclear power plants (NPPs), on the natural potential of renewable energy sources (RES), on the generation of electricity at renewable energy sources and on the energy transfer through power lines (TL). It is noted that throughout the country by the middle of the century, an increase in the frequency of dry periods and periods with abnormally high temperatures is expected. In this regard, comprehensive adaptation measures are needed to improve the reliability and efficiency of NPPs and TPPs. Predictive assessments of the resource potential of solar and wind energy have shown that their changes will be mainly regional in nature. Various climatic factors are analyzed, on which the uninterrupted operation of overhead power lines depends. A number of measures are given that must be taken into account in the design and operation of overhead lines.