Distributed Grid Infrastructure
The Growing Market for Clean Energy Portfolios
The economics of CEPs compared with every proposed US gas plant in 2019
Prospects for Gas Pipelines in the Era of Clean Energy
The impact of avoiding new gas plants on pipeline economics
The Economics of Electrifying Buildings
We have the opportunity to meet nearly all our buildings’ energy needs with electricity from an increasingly low-carbon electric grid, eliminating direct fossil fuel use in buildings.
The Economics of Demand Flexibility: How “Flexiwatts” Create Quantifiable Value for Customers and the Grid (Executive Summary)
In this report we analyze demand flexibility’s economic opportunity. In the residential sector alone, widespread implementation of demand flexibility can save 10–15% of potential grid costs, and customers can cut their electric bills 10–40% with rates and technologies that exist today. Roughly 65 million customers already have potentially appropriate opt-in…
The Economics of Demand Flexibility: How “Flexiwatts” Create Quantifiable Value for Customers and the Grid
In this report we analyze demand flexibility’s economic opportunity. In the residential sector alone, widespread implementation of demand flexibility can save 10–15% of potential grid costs, and customers can cut their electric bills 10–40% with rates and technologies that exist today. Roughly 65 million customers already have potentially appropriate opt-in…