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  • Webinar: Transmission Planning for 100% Clean Electricity

    Download Presentation View Recording Earlier this year, ambitious goals were established at the federal level, including a plan for 100 percent clean electricity by 2035 and net-zero emissions across the […]

  • Special Transmission Webinar Series – Part 3: Paying

    Download Presentation View Webinar Recording About the Series: ESIG has just completed a broad stakeholder review of the transmission implications of moving towards very high levels of decarbonization and renewable energy at a national level. The issues associated with a large transmission network spanning the continent can be generally grouped into the areas of transmission […]

  • G-PST/ESIG Webinar Series: Going the Distance: Moving AC Power from Large Inverter-Based Generation Pockets to Load Centers

    Going the Distance: Moving AC Power from Large Inverter-Based Generation Pockets to Load Centers Download Presentation View Recording Download Q&A Featured Speakers: Nick Miller, Principal, HickoryLedge LLC & Matthew Richwine, Founding Partner, Telos Energy Nick Miller Nick Miller recently retired from GE after 3/8 century of experience and research on bulk power systems. He has […]

  • Webinar: Role of Transmission in Deep Decarbonization

    Download Presentation View Session Recording Download Q&A Featured Speaker: Dr. Christopher Clack, Founder & CEO, Vibrant Clean Energy Webinar Abstract: Recently many studies have explored the requirements for a clean electricity and energy system across the United States (and globally). These studies typically focus on the generation and demand, which are fundamental components for cleaning […]

  • Webinar: Unlocking Interconnection Queues with Grid-Enhancing Technologies

    Download Presentation View Session Recording Download Q&A Featured Speakers: Jay Caspary, Vice President, Grid Strategies; Bruce Tsuchida, Principal, The Brattle Group Webinar Abstract: How much renewable energy integration can Grid Enhancing Technologies accelerate in five years, and how much savings can that provide? More importantly, why aren’t we already using these technologies more widely on […]

  • G-PST/ESIG Webinar Series: Is “Grid Forming” Enough: What Do Electricity Grids Need From IBR?

    Download Presentation View Session Q&A Recap Is “Grid Forming” Enough: What Do Electricity Grids Need From IBR? Wednesday, May 12 – 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. (eastern US) Featured Speaker: Tim Green, Professor, Co-Director of the Energy Futures Laboratory (EFL), Imperial College London Tim C Green received a B.Sc.(Eng) from Imperial College London, UK in 1986 […]

  • Webinar: Open Networks Project – Extracting Flexibility from DER

    Download Presentation View Webinar Recording Download Q&A Webinar Abstract: Launched in 2017, ENA’s Open Networks Project is laying the foundations of a smart, flexible energy system in Great Britain. Through the work over the years, the project has introduced real momentum into the transition to Distribution System Operation and is playing a key role in […]

  • Webinar: Market Design for the Clean Electricity Transition

    View Webinar Recording Download Presentation Download Q&A Featured Speakers: Dr. Karl Hausker, Senior Fellow, World Resources Institute Dr. Karen Palmer, Senior Fellow and Director of the Future Power Initiative, Resources for the Future Steve Corneli, Principal and Owner, Strategies for Clean Energy Innovation Webinar Abstract: Policymakers in the U.S. and many other countries are examining […]

  • Webinar: Better Planning for Future DER Adoption

    Download Presentation View Webinar Recording Featured Speaker: Ben Sigrin, Energy Systems Modeling Engineer, NREL Webinar Abstract: Forecasting the adoption and operation of distributed energy resources (DER), e.g., rooftop PV, at fine spatial resolution is an integral part of distribution system (DSP) and integrated resource planning (IRP). Two approaches are emerging: simulating realistic, but statistically representative end-users […]