America’s Largest Grid System Could Reach 30% Renewable Energy By 2026
A new report finds renewable energy can provide up to 30% of total electricity supply in PJM Interconnection by 2026 without cost or reliability concerns.
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Controlled EV Charging Cuts Power Costs 50% (Even More With Wind Energy)
New Carnegie Mellon University research finds controlled EV charging can cut power costs at least 50%, and even more when wind energy is available.
Forget Intermittency: NREL Says Wind Energy Can Boost Grid Reliability
A new study from NREL turns wind energy perceptions upside down by saying it can be used by grid operators to improve power system reliability.
California and Texas Smart Grid Success Shows Way Forward For US
California and Texas lead a new ranking of US smart grid implementation, and the common factors in the 15 most successful states could direct the future of American grid modernization.
FERC Regulatory Change Could Boost Distributed Solar In The US
Connecting distributed generation solar projects to the electrical grid may have just gotten much faster and cheaper, potentially boosting both the US solar industry and overall grid reliability…
