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A flexible power system is one that adapts to changing conditions with minimal disruption, and there are many ways to add flexibility. That’s where our engine solutions step in. ?? Swipe the carousel to read how engines are enabling sustainable future. ?? For a more thorough look at the challenges faced by the rapidly changing energy landscape and the solutions available to address them, discover more on our landing page: https://wartsi.ly/3yucLgk #FutureProof #PowerGeneration #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy

New Tool In The Clean Energy Toolkit: Direct Line Ratings https://flip.it/3odFQR

?? Behind the Scenes preparing for the 2024 Annual Meeting! Check out this sneak peek as we gear up to kick off “Capturing the Future: Utilizing our Talent and Technology to Support the Evolving Energy Landscape.” #EnergyInnovation #EnergyLeadership

Hear it from VP Dan Birns - We cut through the partisan noise to deliver clear insights on the policies shaping clean energy's future. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eeNe9aDW #PolicyInsight #CleanEnergy #BipartisanImpact #EnergyPolicy #FutureFocus

The distributed energy resources (DERs) landscape is evolving rapidly as shifting energy markets, regulations, and technologies create new opportunities for integration and monetization.?We invite you to dive deeper into our Demand Flexibility expertise and get to know our staff as they touch on key DER topics. Learn more about our work in this space though curated content that focuses on technological advancements, cost reductions, and market incentives which are enhancing DERs ability to provide grid services and customer value, while regulatory support and decarbonization policies further position DERs as critical to achieving climate goals. Get to know more about our staff and see where you can catch them at next week’s PLMA Fall Conference at https://lnkd.in/eYi_PJFR #DistributedEnergyResources #EnergyMarkets #DemandFlexibility #EnergyExpertise

Over $38M marked for next-generation energy efficient retrofitting. See how the BENEFIT program is helping fund research and aiding in the challenge to double the amount of energy efficient building across the US: https://lnkd.in/gScg-rrp

New York Energy Week 2024: "How Federal Policy is Driving Clean Energy Progress and Opportunity" New York Energy Week 2024 is set to take place from Monday, June 24 to Friday, June 28, marking its eleventh year as a cornerstone event for the global energy community. NYEW has become synonymous with fostering connections among a diverse array of energy market participants, ranging from renewable and fossil fuel industries to utilities, regulatory bodies, and beyond. This event is renowned for its ability to unite experts and enthusiasts from various sectors, including finance, government, academia, law, and media, creating an unparalleled platform for collaborative action and innovation. The week-long event features an extensive lineup of panel discussions, workshops, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities designed to inspire and facilitate groundbreaking innovations and strategic partnerships. Attendees are given the chance to share insights, challenge conventional norms, and explore the latest trends that are shaping the future of energy. NYEW's legacy of empowering thought leadership and bridging gaps between different energy sectors continues to be a driving force in the industry's evolution. A highlight of this year's event is a session on Monday, June 24, from 9:00 am to 9:30 am, titled "How Federal Policy is Driving Clean Energy Progress and Opportunity." This session will be led by Carla Frisch the Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Policy at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Frisch will discuss the critical role federal policies play in advancing clean energy initiatives and the opportunities they create for the sector. Her insights are expected to provide valuable perspectives on the intersection of policy and technology in driving the energy transition. As New York Energy Week celebrates over a decade of leadership, it continues to be a pivotal event for anyone invested in the future of energy. The convergence of a global energy ecosystem at NYEW promises to inspire and facilitate significant advancements in the field. Join this landmark event to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the future of the global energy landscape. https://lnkd.in/ef6asuxP #cleanenergy #policy #energyprogess #opportunity

As we reflect on 2024, here are a few of the top clean energy milestones that inspired our clean energy mission: https://lnkd.in/g7XA9BC4 Are any of these surprising or new to you? #CleanEnergy #2024 #NewYear

Are your stakeholders holding you accountable for your organization’s decarbonization goals? Learn how to build a roadmap to achieve balance costs and reliability. Contact one of our energy professionals to help you reach your goals. https://bit.ly/4ekvSJE

Following on from my Pokemon themed post, now I've been through it... ??Today, the Government published its Clean Power 2030 Action Plan?? ? The proposals reflect the guidance from the @National Energy System Operator on how Great Britain should reach clean power 2030 (defined as creating a system that will see clean sources produce at least as much power as GB consumes in total over the whole year and at least 95% of GB’s generation). ? Key takeaways include: ?? A Stronger Role for Government: The plan acknowledges the Government's expanded role in guiding the energy system’s transition, laying out clear expectations for key technologies across national and regional levels. ?? Grid Connection Overhaul: Long-awaited reforms to the “first come, first serve” grid connection process. ?? Regional Technology Targets: The annex outlines capacity expectations for each technology by region, a significant departure from how developers and investors look at potential projects. ? Reforms to the queue have been wanted and needed for a long time, and there’s no doubt we need to accelerate deployment if we’re going to decarbonise at the pace needed. ? However, this document, with the outline of which technologies will go where to 2030, signifies more of a shift in how the energy system will be delivered away from market and planning forces alone to a much more centrally driven approach.? ? The document also features some key updates on other reforms... ??We now expect policy decisions from REMA,the review of electricity market arrangements , (consultation on which has been ongoing for years) to be confirmed mid-2025. ??Progress on enabling consumer-led flexibility, including market access, retrofit finance for batteries, and updates to measuring instrument regulations. ? This is a big change for energy system participants, and though clarity and timeframes are still needed on elements of reform, particularly at the consumer/flex end of the market, the capacity by region alone should make for interesting analysis over the holidays. ? Read more here ?? https://lnkd.in/eWp-3cT4