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Webinar & Events - Electric Grid
In this CEG webinar, speakers go over a set of policies that state policymakers and regulators can pursue to make whole-home electrification, rooftop solar, and battery storage affordable for 96 percent of eligible households, while meeting rising demand from large loads such as data centers.
In this CESA webinar, guest speakers from the California Energy Commission (CEC) present their award-winning Demand Side Grid Support (DSGS) program.
This CEG webinar is a primer for the data center industry and provided important information on data center energy usage estimates.
This CESA webinar covers a report by Energy Innovation that says the US can meet load growth with clean energy much more cheaply than by meeting it with fossil fuels.
Battery energy storage is rapidly becoming a core design requirement for data center infrastructure and can address many of the issues that AI presents to the energy grid. This ESTAP webinar discussed the landscape of battery storage and data centers and the emerging “bring your own capacity” model.
In this CESA webinar, authors of a new report covered strategies to address rapid load growth while decarbonizing, such as prioritizing energy efficiency, demand response and virtual power plant programs, energy storage, incentives for clean energy generation, and more.
This CEG webinar highlighted the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center’s Vehicle-to-Everything Demonstration Projects program, which provides funding to residential, commercial, and school district applicants to install bi-directional EV chargers at no cost.
This CESA webinar covers how the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is addressing rate challenges in the electricity industry and helping to make the grid of the future affordable.
In this Clean Energy Group webinar, panelists working in Louisiana, Virginia, and Pennsylvania discuss how their organizations are pushing for guardrails to protect local communities from some of the harms that data center proposals can bring.