This month Energy Solutions Forum features a Clean Energy Connections panel on "The Age of Intelligent Storage: Distributed Systems, Smart Software and Control Systems" on Wednesday, May 14.
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Select May ESF Research Articles
EPA Revises 2013 Cellulosic Biofuel Standard - read more
Supreme Court Reinstates Cross-State Air Pollution Rule - read more
Court Upholds EPA’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standards - read more
DOE Issues Draft Loan Solicitation for Clean Energy Projects - read more
Featured May Event:
Clean Energy Connections: "The Age of Intelligent Storage: Distributed Systems, Smart Software and Control Systems”
Wednesday, May 14th, 2014, The WNYC Jerome L. Greene Performance Space, 44 Charlton Street, NYC
Energy storage is widely regarded as the key to integrating the growing penetration of renewable resources at the grid edge. Through optimized intelligent infrastructure and controls surrounding the battery, storage solutions are becoming exceedingly able to economically and reliably address the challenges associated with the expansion of our modern power system.
The panel will examine efforts to enhance distributed storage implementation, their impact on modernizing grid infrastructure, and relevance to industry stakeholders. ESF is proud to partner with Clean Energy Connections, NYC ACRE and Solar One as the event's official policy partner. Event attendees are provided a policy primer on relevant regulations and context that play a part in the event's discussion.
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