Smart Grid Network
The Need and Opportunity to Enable Flexible Demand Response in the U.S.
While demand response programs have evolved in recent years from one-way load control programs, the emergence of the internet of things (IoT) and sophisticated software control platforms has created new opportunities to harness and aggregate DR resources in ways unavailable less than a decade ago.
In this minibrief, Centrica Business Solutions explores the shifting technological and policy factors impacting demand response in the United States.
Short- and Long-Term Impacts of the Coronavirus on Renewable Energy
The renewable energy industry is no stranger to disruptions. Over the past decade, the wind, solar and storage industries have experienced explosive growth despite on-and-off trade wars, as well as policy changes and uncertainty at both the state and federal level.
None of those changes, however, begin to rival the wide-ranging impacts of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Are Fugitive Methane Emissions Offsetting the CO2 Benefit of Natural Gas?
This week’s Energy Gang podcast is all about gas.
by Stephen LaceyENERGY
GANG A GTM PODCAST
GTM Squared
The Grid Edge’s Decoupling Effect, Smart Metering Moves, and Distributed Energy State-by-State
Smart meters are pushing Colorado’s Xcel Energy into a first-ever decoupling pilot. Plus, an AMI update and the value of non-wires alternatives in Illinois, California and New York.
by Jeff St. John |
