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Grid operator ERCOT is relying on smart grid analytics to better use and expand transmission capacity.
Texans talk about electricity providers the way urban epicures discuss recipes.
Can the California ISO’s new Flexible-Ramp software tool line up 33 percent renewables and a fast, diverse, competitive market?
“Anywhere between zero dollars to seven or eight dollars per megawatt-hour for wind.”
That’s why the DOE just funded an ABB-led consortium to determine the cost of bringing it ashore
It’s all about peak power and diversity down in Texas.
Germany hopes to break its nuclear power dependence through its advanced RAVE research program.
You actually do need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
There is nothing like a natural resource war to give you religion about renewable energy.
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