Those rules call
for regional grid operators to take steps to allow battery storage resources to take part on basically a level playing field in the capacity, energy and ancillary markets.
Those rules call
for regional grid operators to take steps to allow battery storage resources to take part on basically a
Not exact matches
In comments to EPA, a number of utilities and
regional grid operators have expressed concern about the plan's forecasts
for renewables, fuel switching and energy efficiency gains.
-- Not later than 3 months after the date of adoption by the Commission of national electricity
grid planning principles pursuant to paragraph (1), entities that conduct or may conduct transmission planning pursuant to State, tribal, or Federal law or regulation, including States, Indian tribes, entities designated by States and Indian tribes, Federal Power Marketing Administrations, transmission providers,
operators and owners,
regional organizations, and electric utilities, and that are willing to incorporate the national electricity
grid planning principles adopted by the Commission in their electric
grid planning, shall identify themselves and the regions
for which they propose to develop plans to the Commission.
But that's not a concern reflected in independent assessments from NERC and
regional grid operators, who say the
grid is reliable today and envision a significant, albeit diminished, role
for coal generation
for years to come.
The costs of the necessay backup
for a project of this magnitude are borne by the
grid operators, the
regional utilities, who have to buy and operate the additional «peaker» capacity since their utility charters include maintaining system stability.
But many states and
regional transmission organizations and
grid operators are already planning
for a future with less coal, and are turning to increased transmission
for wind and gas - fired power plants to demand response to meet future demand.
This is why planning
for future electricity needs is critical, and this is the responsibility of
regional grid operators — one they take quite seriously.