The Future of Energy in Oregon: Harnessing Trends and Opportunities
Jessica Shipley gave the keynote address at “Charging Forward: the Future of Energy in Oregon,” the 2017 Green Business Initiative Symposium hosted by the University of Oregon....
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Smart Non-Residential Rate Design
In a RAP webinar held on April 11, 2018, Dr. Carl Linvill and Jim Lazar unpack smart non-residential rate design and explain how it can produce benefits for customers in your state. Regulators can create price signals for utilities that reduce peak demand, more accurately convey system costs, and give customers incentives to install self-generation, controllab...
Beneficial Electrification
Ken Colburn discussed the key elements of beneficial electrification for the New York Association of Public Power (NYAPP) annual meeting in Glens Falls, New York. ...
Solar ‘power’: Socio-political dynamics of infrastructural development in two Western Indian states
The growth and development of solar energy, which is so important in the current global context, is determined by political economic factors, and in turn, has varied implications for energy justice. India’s western region presents a complex context within which to examine why these trajectories unfold in particular ways and to what end. This article first situa...
Discussion of Carbon Management
In this presentation for Vermont Law School, David Farnsworth explored how the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative provides a strong model for a successful electricity sector carbon management program....
Resilient Counties: Engaging Local Utilities in Energy Planning
Carl Linvill discussed how to engage utilities in county resilience efforts, highlighting collaborative examples from around the country, in a SolSmart webinar for the National Association of Counties (NACo). ...
Recommendations for Ohio’s Power Forward Inquiry
David Littell presented recommendations on utility performance metrics and incentives, as well as various forms of revenue regulation, during a session of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission's PowerForward public inquiry....
Beneficial Electrification: What’s Hot, and What’s Not
In a presentation for the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Hot Water Forum in Portland, OR, Jim Lazar discussed criteria to assess whether electrification is "beneficial" and how to quantify the energy, environmental, and consumer benefits of electrification....
Getting the Full Value Stream from GIWH
Jim Lazar explored the wide range of economical power system benefits associated with grid-integrated water heater (GWIH) controls, including those that accrue to the bulk power system, the transmission system, and the distribution system, at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Hot Water Forum in Portland, Oregon. ...
