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How to Evaluate Your Energy Resilience Needs

GreenBiz

Extreme weather, a changing resource mix, and energy price volatility – these factors are transforming the energy landscape and driving organizations to prioritize energy resilience. As a result, organizations are increasingly looking for solutions that align with their energy resilience goals.

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US Reliability Commission warns of bulk EV charging’s grid impact

Smart Energy International

The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has cautioned against the impacts of electric vehicle (EV) charging on bulk power system reliability, calling for cross-sector coordination to bolster and ensure the reliability of the power grid.

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A new love story: Electric vehicles and the electric grid

GreenBiz

But on the other side of this equation is an opportunity: A world in which electric vehicles actually help make the grid more resilient, and render electricity cheaper for everyone. Optimal charging times vary by location, but demand is generally lower in the mornings or in the middle of the night. An ambitious goal: Vehicle to grid.

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A new love story: Electric vehicles and the electric grid

AGreenLiving

But on the other side of this equation is an opportunity: A world in which electric vehicles actually help make the grid more resilient, and render electricity cheaper for everyone. Optimal charging times vary by location, but demand is generally lower in the mornings or in the middle of the night. It could work in a couple of ways.

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FERC Order 2222 Requires Proactive Engagement and Strategy

AutoGrid

Electricity demand is expected to grow more rapidly with accelerated electrification across the building and transportation sectors. This approach ensures grid stability and reliability while still allowing for DER integration and was implemented successfully for demand response and energy efficiency over two decades ago.