Homeowners investing in solar panels and other energy-efficient technologies are becoming increasingly engaged in optimizing their energy use, leading to the emergence of a new class of consumers dubbed “energy nerds.” These individuals actively track electricity usage, adjust their habits, and utilize smart technologies to save costs and reduce carbon emissions. This shift reflects a broader trend towards interactive relationships between utilities and consumers, where both parties benefit from efficient energy management.
V2G law could grow California battery capacity 119 GWh in 2027: ClearView Energy
Dive Brief: The California Energy Commission may require “any weight class” of battery-electric vehicles to have vehicle-to-grid, or V2G, charging capabilities under a bill passed Aug. 31 by the California Senate. The […]
How ‘virtual power plants’ help reduce peak power demand in New England
On the hottest afternoons this summer, when residents across New England cranked their air conditioners, something noteworthy happened. Thousands of internet-connected thermostats, home solar panels and battery systems were called […]
Power in Unity – Virtual Power Plants
Salome Janelidze from GNERC discusses the importance of zero-emission renewable energy, with a focus on virtual power plants as a key solution in the fight against climate change.
The Energy Paradoxes.—From CACOR Archives.
1996 Series 1 Number 20 Page 17 John H. Walsh discussed the have issues associated with weaning ourselves from fossil fuels. [Twenty-five years later we have hardly begun the task, […]
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