Is a German term widely used in the energy sector. It literally means “dark lull” and describes periods when there is little or no wind and sunlight at the same time. In practice, a dunkelflaute refers to weather conditions where solar and wind power generation are both very low, often during cold, still winter days with heavy cloud cover. These periods can last for hours or even days, creating challenges for electricity grids that rely heavily on renewables.
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