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Managing Electricity Consumption with Demand Response: Maximize Your Bottomline By Minimizing Peak Loads

By Jeremy Gross on May 19, 2010 3 Comments California Energy Commission, curtailment service providers, demand response, E. & J. Gallo Winery, economic demand response, emergency demand response, energy efficiency toolkit, energy service companies, ESCO, Jeremy Gross, monitor electric demand, peak demand, peak load demand, PG&E, Pike Research, real time power use, reduce electricty, Safeway, save electricity, smart grid, time of use rates

Managing Electricity Consumption with Demand Response: Maximize Your Bottomline By Minimizing Peak Loads

Demand Response is an increasingly popular component in addressing our nation’s aging electrical grid. Currently a fragmented market, Demand Response will be experiencing consolidation and growth as more businesses implement programs to achieve cost reduction and energy savings.

States Can Create Renewable Energy Feed-in Tariffs

By Jeremy Gross on February 22, 2010 5 Comments Avoided costs, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Federal Power Act, Federal Power Act of 1935, Feed In Tariffs, FPA, green energy, Jeremy Gross, National Regulatory Research Institute, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, net metering, NREL, NRRI, Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act, Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978, PURPA, qualifying facility, renewable energy, Renewable Energy Credits, Renewable Energy Prices in State-Level Feed-in Tariffs, Scott Hempling, utility tax credits

States Can Create Renewable Energy Feed-in Tariffs

After feed-in tariff legal uncertainty, a January 2010 report by the National Regulatory Research Institute finds that states can successfully and legally implement feed-in tariff programs to accelerate renewable energy projects.