EV, AI, DSM, DER, etc.
Tech Buzzword Trajectories
Conversation with Scott Neuman and Paul McDonald, group vp and senior director for industry strategy, Oracle Utilities Opower.
EVs & Storage
Residential EV Time-Varying Rates That Work
Influencing Charging Behavior
Since forecasts predict much of the future charging load associated with EVs will occur at home, residential time-varying rates will be a valuable tool for utilities to manage system costs by influencing EV charging behavior.
EV Managed Charging
Time to Act is Now
At a minimum, to fully leverage managed charging benefits, all chargers financed via the rate base should be managed charging capable.
EV Behavior Tracking
Run-Up to Fortnightly Top Innovators 2019
We were trying to think ahead on the best way to forecast load, while considering impacts of EVs.
EVs Galore at the New York International Auto Show
Roundtable
Decarbonization and EV charging discussions with Consolidated Edison’s Matt Ketschke, NYPA’s Doug McMahon, ABB’s Anders Sjoelin and ABB’s Bob Stojanovic.
Emerging Landscape of Residential Rates for EVs
Creative Design Ahead
With the proper rate structure, utilities can effectively harness EV charging as a powerful source of demand response and load balancing.
Economic Development Rates to Encourage EV Infrastructure Investments
Speeding the Transition
Utilities should be able to use economic development rates to attract large-scale, private sector investments in charging infrastructure.
50% Less Energy in Transportation by 2050
50 x 50 Commission
Alliance to Save Energy's 50 x 50 Commission celebrates step one in its broad bipartisan boost to slash energy use in transportation largely through electrification.
Energy Efficiency Link to Energy Storage
Conversation with Energy Storage Association
Energy storage will allow consumers to keep the lights on even when the grid is down.
Transportation Power: Thomas Ashley
On GridWise Alliance EV White Paper
"Greater recognition of the value of one-way managed charging will then make it easier over time to get to the point where bidirectional charging can proliferate."