Distributed energy has a long history in the state – with co-generation, or combined heat and power, playing the dominant role. How is that portfolio changing today?
Utilities should think hard about business models.
Distributed energy + distributed controls = distributed benefits.
Siemens will provide the grid connection for an offshore wind farm off the coast of the U.K.; ABB will supply gas-insulated switchgear for substations in New Jersey; A team from the Microgrid Institute will design, simulate, and test microgrid control systems for two Maryland suburbs; Plus solar power developments by Xcel Energy, SunEdison, ReneSola, and Duke Energy; and others…
The regulator’s role in a world divided by distributed generation.
Local network security in the age of microgrids and distributed generation.
Imagining a new construct – an independent system operator for the distribution network.
How to find value in distributed energy resources.
Survival in the new market requires embracing new technologies and practices.
When one age ends, another begins.