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Planning for the Electric Future
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- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -The power generation industry is moving rapidly to decarbonize via technologies that range from battery energy storage to green hydrogen to low- or zero-carbon fuel options. Many of these technologies ... -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Power generators are deploying microgrids to help municipalities, hospitals, schools, and other critical sites maintain power when access to the grid is disrupted. This presentation offers an update o ... -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Rapid growth of distributed energy resources (DER) provides many benefits but also poses new challenges that impact power quality and distribution grid reliability. This presentation will focus on a ... -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Modular hybrid renewable microgrids - Fulfilling the global need for green power at pace -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Societal preferences are driving political and policy changes, targeting climate objectives that have a direct impact on electric power generation. The energy evolution requires public and private inv ... -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the subsequent Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) have created federal stimulus to accelerate the deployment of alternatives to carbon-emitting generators.
This session will provide an overview of the various IIJA and IRA programs for power generators and outline an approach to secure funding.
Speakers will answer the following:
· What are the right grants to apply for?
· What makes a successful application?
· What are the compliance requirements to comply with once funding is secured?
· How does one combine grants with other funding sources to complete investments most efficiently?
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- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -In August 2022, NREL published a study on the interactive impacts of energy efficiency and demand response on power system costs and emissions. This panel will bring together industry players across the value chain to discuss their perspective and hands-on experience with the subject. Speakers will discuss tangible, real-life observations based on the impact of energy efficiency and demand response measures on the U.S. power system.
Planning for the Electric Future
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- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Factors such as capital expenditures, supply chain constraints and tariffs, among others, are changing the economics of solar vs wind plants. This session benchmarks and reports on historical plant ec ...Chairperson -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -The increased load from electrification, and grid management complexity of decarbonization with additions of renewables combined with the pressure to close base load coal plants is placing greater str ... -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Existing legacy assets form power generation hubs upon which the existing transmission system is based. Legacy assets have components that make them noncompetitive from an economic, regulatory or ESG ...Chairperson -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Information-driven economies are fueling ongoing demand for new data centers, which require a reliable power supply. This session explores the challenges and opportunities at the nexus of reliability ...Chairperson -
- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Our society is transitioning to Electric Vehicles faster than anticipated, and we need to significantly increase our renewable energy generation capacity if we are to power the growing number of EVs o ...
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- Planning for the Electric Future
W203A, Second Level -Utilities are developing their electric vehicle fleet transition plans, considering various scenarios and estimating associated charging capacity as well as site readiness. But long lead times involve ...
