Deploying Solar + Storage Microgrids

Directed Energy is an emerging technology that is being utilized in a variety of military and other applications. These high powered devices demand superior thermal management that operates effectively and reliably in ever decreasing foot print areas. Not only do these systems need to maintain a safe operating temperature, they often demand strict temperature uniformity across the system.

Designed for those new to the renewable energy industry, this free webinar offers a general overview of the fundamental aspects of voluntary green power markets. Attendees will receive a detailed introduction to key market characteristics, including historical market trends and the most up-to-date data. Topics also include definitions of eligible resources, relevant regulations and policies, and a primer on best practices for renewable energy accounting and claims.

The risks of electricity outages caused by climate related extreme weather including excessive heat, wildfires, storms and public safety power shutoffs (PSPS) has significantly increased over the past several years. In response, California’s population of backup generators has grown rapidly. An analysis conducted by policy consultancy M.Cubed of the number and characteristics of back-up generators permitted in the Bay Area and South Coast air quality management districts, found that the generator population jumped by 22 percent in South Coast over the last year, with 34 percent growth in less than three years in the Bay Area.

Grid transformation Electrification The role of district energy in electrification Renewable thermal energy Market sensitivities and anticipated triggers Energy policy Distributed energy Dynamic load modeling and grid flexibility Community-scale energy systems and planning Emerging and disruptive technology