The article by Neil Veilleux and Nick Papanastassiou meticulously delves into the vital role that utility leadership plays in the effective scaling of Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) within the residential sector. With America's electricity demand poised to rise significantly and the proliferation of
The PJM Interconnection, which oversees the electricity grid for 13 Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states along with the District of Columbia, has agreed to implement price caps and floors for its upcoming capacity auctions. This decision comes in response to a complaint filed in December by Pennsylvania
Ohio has recently been allocated significant federal funds from the Inflation Reduction Act to improve home energy efficiency. However, the state's history with similar programs has left many professionals in the industry skeptical about the longevity and stability of these new initiatives. Their
Recent advancements in lithium-sulfur battery technology, particularly achieving an unprecedented 25,000 charge-discharge cycles with 80% capacity retention, have garnered attention from researchers and industry professionals alike. The milestone, achieved by a collaborative effort between Chinese
Ohio's energy efficiency landscape has experienced considerable turmoil, with funding, policy changes, and scandals creating a rollercoaster effect for professionals and residents alike. The recent introduction of federal rebates from the Inflation Reduction Act aims to rejuvenate efforts to make
The Southeast United States, particularly Tennessee, is currently lagging behind the rest of the nation in terms of energy efficiency. A recent report by the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) highlights the region's underperformance and the significant potential for improvement. This
