Sentences with phrase «distributed generation resources»

«(10) the contribution of demand side management (including energy efficiency and demand response), energy storage, distributed generation resources, and smart grid investments.

They argue more durable grid infrastructure and the use of more distributed generation resources and microgrids would do more to help the grid bounce back from outages.

Respondents expressed the second - highest level of confidence in the growth of distributed generation resources, putting it right behind utility - scale solar, with the third - highest level in grid - scale storage:

It also intends to expand its grids in order to better enable them to handle the growing output from renewable and distributed generation resources.

(B) Megawatts subject to the ability of a load - serving entity to call on demand response programs, smart appliances, smart electricity or energy storage devices, distributed generation resources on the entity's customers» premises, or other measures directly capable of actively, controllably, reliably, and dynamically reducing peak demand («dynamic peak management control»).

These policy actions include new legislation requiring long - term contracting for renewables and other resources in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, revised incentives for distributed generation resources, changes to RPS polices in other states in New England, proposed Massachusetts - specific CO2 caps, and newly - revised forecasts for electricity sales that take the full impact of new energy efficiency measures into account.

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Technological resources are distributed globally and the information is stored on Internet servers, freeing the user from the traditional dependence of the device, enhancing mobility, accessibility and security, and allowing until recently unthinkable access to next generation services via payment for consumption, that is, without a substantial prior economic investment.

David C Cook is a nonprofit organization dedicated to publishing and distributing leadership and discipleship resources to help Christians all over the world grow in their faith and pass it on to the next generation.

Distributed Generation (putting appropriately sized generating resources near or at the point of use) will be one of the answers to the problem.

A vision of optimally creating a suite of resources, Efficiency, photovoltaics, clean distributed generation, demand response, storage, all managed in synch with the larger transmission and distribution system.

Solar's share of electricity generation is slightly less (0.4 % and 0.2 %, for utility - scale and distributed), reflecting the intermittent nature of solar resources.

Since 1995, the Rosebud Sioux and other COUP tribes have committed to the utility - scale development of tribal wind resources on their reservations (estimated in the hundreds of gigawatts of potential), and the integration of large - scale distributed tribal wind generation with diminishing reliance on hydropower from federal transmission grids.

Renewables such as solar and wind are top - of - mind when most people think of distributed resources, but natural gas - fired generation is often a good fit too, because it adds reliability to the system and is a consistent source of backup power.

Henry Yoshimura is the Director of Demand Resource Strategy for ISO New England where he is responsible for integrating distributed energy resources (energy efficiency, demand response, distributed generation) into the New England wholesale electricity market.

Steve has particular expertise in evaluating the economics of conventional and renewable energy resources — both central station and distributed generation — within the context of developing technologies, market design and environmental regulations.

The Distributed Solutions solar team is a one - stop resource for solar generation.

Following the release of the government «s 2017 Long - Term Energy Plan on October 26, the IESO was directed to develop a program to support a select number of innovative renewable distributed generation demonstration projects, strategically located and potentially paired with other distributed energy resources and smart - grid technologies, including virtual net - metering demonstration projects.

Clean, local energy resources like energy efficiency, distributed renewable generation, and energy storage are tools that can solve grid problems instead of relying only on building expensive infrastructure projects.

On - site distributed generation can be a valuable resource that benefits the energy system, while empowering consumers to control their energy bills and receive payment for the local energy they produce.

«We believe distributed generation, and particularly rooftop solar, are important options for our customers and we want to continue working with stakeholders in the commission's distributed energy resources docket to put policies in place that will build a sustainable future for Hawaii,» Pai told Utility Dive.

In its Reforming the Energy Vision proceeding, the New York Public Service Commission has undertaken an ambitious initiative to improve the New York electricity system through better incorporation of distributed energy resources (DERs): distributed generation, distributed storage, energy efficiency, and demand response.

Renewables such as solar and wind are top - of - mind when most people think of distributed resources, but natural gas - fired generation is often a good fit too, because it adds reliability to the system -LSB-...]

California Approves Distributed Energy Resource Providers To Aggregate Renewable Energy Generation - Renewable Energy World.

In Hawaii, where solar is a big resource, the duck curve is less likely, as the state's average system load «has changed over time due to much higher penetrations of distributed generation, notably residential solar.

«Other» includes distributed generation (including distributed PV), hydro, pumped storage, geothermal, biomass, and other miscellaneous resources.

Pope and Shah point out that for the developing world, the price difference is even greater, because new distributed renewable resources can reduce the need for building the transmission infrastructure that would be required with centralized fossil fuel generation.

While we know that distributed energy resources are often more resilient than traditional generation infrastructure, they still make up only a small portion of the nation's energy infrastructure.

The GEI essentially comprises three main components: an intercontinental backbone network of transmission and distribution grids; large energy bases in the North Pole, on the equator, and on each continent that can integrate distributed generation and renewable power sources; and a smart «comprehensive» platform that enables resource allocation and market trade.