Day 3/13 AM24 Conference Countdown: For over a quarter century, many state public utility commissions and legislatures have established retail customer choice programs for commercial, industrial and residential consumers of natural gas and electricity. With growing interest in providing renewable energy and related services both on the part of competitive suppliers and incumbent utilities, our panel of experts looks at the current state of the competitive marketplace. https://lnkd.in/dXnbCSHp
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The PUC today approved smaller-than-requested rate changes for electric and natural gas service provided by PECO Energy Company to residents and businesses in southeastern and central Pennsylvania: https://ow.ly/wumR50Uq85v
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"Rockland Electric Company (RECO) has received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) for a combined portfolio of 10 clean energy programs designed to achieve energy savings totaling 56,825 MWh, avoid 280,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions and provide customers with savings of up to $70 million over the project’s lifetime. The programs will commence in January 2025 and run through June 2027." Learn more about this program from O&R: https://bit.ly/3ZawYCu #KeepRocklandBeautiful #RocklandCounty #ORUConnect @ORUconnect
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A March 2024 ruling by the Oregon Public Utilities Commission significantly improved the state’s #interconnection rules by incorporating best practices for the review of renewable and energy storage projects. The new rules include an array of recommendations proposed by IREC. In addition to modernizing Oregon’s interconnection rules and bringing them in line with national best practices, the ruling was notable for the high level of agreement between the diverse parties that contributed to the revision process, including utilities, clean energy industry groups, and IREC, an independent public interest intervenor. Learn more about this ruling and explore IREC’s other regulatory wins at https://lnkd.in/ge_uSeYJ!
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"Rockland Electric Company (RECO) has received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) for a combined portfolio of 10 clean energy programs designed to achieve energy savings totaling 56,825 MWh, avoid 280,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions and provide customers with savings of up to $70 million over the project’s lifetime. The programs will commence in January 2025 and run through June 2027." Learn more about this program from O&R: https://bit.ly/3ZawYCu #KeepRocklandBeautiful #RocklandCounty #ORUConnect @ORUconnect
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"Rockland Electric Company (RECO) has received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) for a combined portfolio of 10 clean energy programs designed to achieve energy savings totaling 56,825 MWh, avoid 280,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions and provide customers with savings of up to $70 million over the project’s lifetime. The programs will commence in January 2025 and run through June 2027." Learn more about this program from O&R: https://bit.ly/3ZawYCu #KeepRocklandBeautiful #RocklandCounty #ORUConnect @ORUconnect
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Check out our thoughts on FERC’s landmark Order No. 1920 and the key takeaways for clean energy and energy storage companies.
On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued its long-awaited Final Rule relating to long-term regional planning and regional cost allocation. Member Steven Shparber, and Associates Omar Bustami and Julia Hutchinson Morton summarize this rule and discuss key takeaways for those developing, owning, and investing in clean energy generation and electric storage resources. https://bit.ly/4bK5U0u
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On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued its long-awaited Final Rule relating to long-term regional planning and regional cost allocation. Member Steven Shparber, and Associates Omar Bustami and Julia Hutchinson Morton summarize this rule and discuss key takeaways for those developing, owning, and investing in clean energy generation and electric storage resources. https://bit.ly/4bK5U0u
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Join us for our upcoming webinar, “Unpacking the GHG Protocol Scope 2 Revision and the Importance of Vibrant REC Markets!” We will delve into the importance of vibrant and liquid REC markets, critical issues surrounding the GHG Protocol Scope 2 revision that threaten to undermine corporate clean energy procurement and, by extension, the global clean energy transition. Experienced practitioners from renewable energy project development and financing, corporate clean energy procurement, and public policy will share evidence and case studies, and unpack Sol Systems' latest whitepaper, "Good Intentions, Bad Policy, and the Threat to the Clean Energy Transition". https://bit.ly/3SXqB2b Registration is now open! https://bit.ly/3SSEIFF
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Very interesting report on the Green Power Market in US and the implications of the Inflation Reduction Act to accelerate the deployment of the renewable energy. Good to read before ACP Clean Power at Minneapolis. https://lnkd.in/eMDq7aiZ
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One of the key things that we need to figure out as we work to decarbonize energy is how electric utilities can most effectively facilitate innovation and decarbonization. There are lots of different models that could work. One important question is how utilities can best enable distributed energy resources (DERs, like batteries, EVs, thermostats, and solar PV) to help solve grid problems. One approach is known as the "Distribution System Operator" (DSO) model, in which a range of different stakeholders can build “Virtual Power Plants” from aggregations of DERs, with the DSO playing a market facilitation role for the various VPPs. This model can take many different forms, and has both advantages and disadvantages. Come and learn more in this DER Task Force seminar with Angela Kent:
