Dr Sioshansi has an article about the USA’s chances of reaching Net-Zero emissions on the Renew Economy website. It is titled “Net-zero America can be achieved by 2050, if not sooner, says study”. To read it, click here.
The February 2021 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
You can request a sample issue of EEnergy Informer here.
The Energy Central website has a new review of Dr. Sioshansi’s latest book, Variable Generation, Flexible Demand. They say:
The book explores practical ways that demand flexibility can play a constructive role as more systems move towards higher levels of renewable generation along with complementary market designs, business models, enabling technologies, policies, and regulation.
For the full review, click here. Further details about the book, and a discount code for ordering it, are available here.
Dr. Sioshansi has an article in the new isses of the International Association for Energy Economics online newsletter, Energy Forum. It is titled, “California’s Outages Blamed On Warming Climate”. To read it, click here (PDF).
The January 2021 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
You can request a sample issue of EEnergy Informer here.
Dr Sioshansi has an article on asset mangement behin the meter in the latest issue of Energy Net Zero magazine. It is titled, “Industry focusing on managing assets on customers’ premises behind the meter”. To read it, click here (PDF).
Dr Sioshansi has an article about Distributed Energy Resources on the Energy Central website. It is titled “From DERs to iDERs”. To read it, click here.
The first review of Dr. Sioshansi’s latest book, Variable Generation, Flexible Demand, has appeared on the CA Current website. Here is a quote from it:
It highlights the need for grid operators to predict the amount of fluctuating wind and solar resources and schedule complimentary demand. This represents a major change from the traditional way in which demand was forecast and generation resources were dispatched to meet it. The book provides lessons and examples of integrating rising levels of carbon neutral resources into the grid.
For further details of the book, see here.
The December 2020 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
You can request a sample issue of EEnergy Informer here.
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Sioshansi’s new book, Variable Generation, Flexible Demand, will be available early. It is now on pre-order. Here is what you can look forward to.
Traditionally the grid operators predicted demand and dispatched generation to meet it. As we move forward to a future where renewable generation accounts for the bulk of supply on the network, this paradigm is changing to one where the grid operators have to predict variable renewable generation and adjust demand to match it. This is likely to happen in more places as the percentage of renewable generation, especially solar and wind, is challenging the ability of the grid operators to keep supply and demand in balance in real time. This book examines the ways and means of developing flexible demand, which has remained largely unexplored, to play an increasing role.
Click here for more details including a Table of Contents.
You can get a 30% discount using the code ENGIN320 at the publisher’s website.
