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September 19, 2008Trends and obstacles confronting greater contribution from generation resources. Keeping The Lights On In the New World.Office of Electricity
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September 19, 2008Trends and obstacles confronting greater contribution from generation resources. Keeping The Lights On In the New World.Office of Electricity
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September 19, 2008The purpose of this report is to provide guidance to the DOE with respect to establishment of a roadmap for energy storage in the US grid and the anticipated impact to plug-in electrical vehicles. The report addresses recommendations for a five-year plan to help insure that the US maintains a leadership position with regard to energy storage competitiveness and manufacturing.Office of Electricity
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DocumentSeptember 19, 2008Utilities in many states have been implementing energy efficiency and load management programs (collectively called demand-side resources), some for more than two decades. According to one source, U.S. electric utilities spent $14.7 billion on DSM programs between 1989 and 1999, an average of $1.3 billion per year.Office of Electricity
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DocumentSeptember 19, 2008Utilities in many states have been implementing energy efficiency and load management programs (collectively called demand-side resources), some for more than two decades. According to one source, U.S. electric utilities spent $14.7 billion on DSM prog...Office of Electricity
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September 19, 2008Extracted PagesNotice of proposed rulemaking and opportunity for comment. September 19, 2008Office of Electricity
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September 19, 2008Office of Electricity
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DocumentSeptember 19, 2008Extracted Pages from the Interim Final Rule and Proposed Rule, September 19, 2008Office of Electricity
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DocumentSeptember 19, 2008Extracted Pages from the Interim Final Rule and Proposed Rule, September 19, 2008Office of Electricity
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September 19, 2008The Western Business Roundtable (“Roundtable”) respectfully submits the following comments relating to the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) request for public comments regarding implementation of its transmission siting obligations under Section 216(h) of the Federal Power Act.Office of Electricity