Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotic Targeting of the Radical SAM Enzyme MqnE in Menaquinone Biosynthesis
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Increased contributions from wind and solar energy have helped set the United States on an attainable pathway towards carbon-free energy production. Though renewable energy is pivotal for this goal, saturating the grid with these variable energy sources has its challenges. Resources for wind and solar vary from factors beyond human control, hence the power output from these energy generators doesn’t necessarily match power demand for a specific region at a given moment in time. Solar photovoltaic production has a drastic mismatch since the peaks for power demand and power production are often out of phase: production peaks with available irradiance while demand peaks during the morning and evening hours. This “duck curve” in energy demand, the difference between high and low demand, grows as the grid becomes more saturated with renewable energy providers.