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Developing energy storage can be complicated. For behind-the-meter (BTM) storage in Massachusetts, a successful project has a lot of potential benefit streams to consider ...
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Is New York going to spend $1.47 billion on distributed solar in just one year? Read further to see why it’s not so simple ...
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SEA works to unpack the Implications of New York's proposal to eliminate to the Tier 1 Renewable Energy Standard Compliance Markets for LSEs, Generators, and the Market ...
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SEA assists Connecticut PURA in revising DER programs based upon findings of an independent audit ...
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This blog is the second of a two-part series accompanying a presentation by our own Senior Director and Distributed Energy Resources Practice Lead, Tom Michelman, at the RE+ 2022 this past September in Anaheim, CA ...
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More than a year after DOER released its initial Distribution Circuit Multiplier (DCM) proposed structure and held a series of stakeholder sessions, and more than 8 months after it received comments on a subsequent straw ...
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Initial comments offer broad support for first-ready, first-served cluster study process ...
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“Getting Comfortable with DER Level Merchant Risk” is the title of both 1) a Panel Session and 2) a Poster to be presented at RE+ 2022 September 19-22, 2022 at the Anaheim Convention Center in ...
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In this blog, we focus on the Massachusetts energy omnibus bill and its effects on the Massachusetts Clean Peak Energy Standard (CPS) ...
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This blog post focuses on the RFI related to the proposed changes to the Index REC/OREC pricing structure that are designed to accommodate the upcoming NYISO capacity accreditation rule changes ...
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