Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about renewables in the latest issue of Energize magazine. It is titled, “Variability of renewables leads to innovative business models”. To read it, click here.
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about the California ‘Duck Curve’ on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “Negative Net Load”. To read it, click here.
The August 2023 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
For a FREE SAMPLE COPY of EEnergy Informer, write to fpsioshansi@aol.com.
Dr. Sioshansi has been on a speaking tour in Australia. As part of that he did a launch event for his latest book, The Future of Decentralized Electricity Distribution Networks at Centre for Applied Energy Economics and Policy Research, Griffith University in Queensland. The event included co-authors, Professor Paul Simshauser AM, and Associate Professor Joel Gilmore. Further details about the event are available on LinkedIn.
For more details and to purchase the book, click here.
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about electric vehicles on the website, The Driven. It is titled, “Who should own EV charging stations – and who should not?”. To read it, click here.
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about Net Metering on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “Center Stage: Distributed Generation And Net Metering”. To read it, click here.
The July 2023 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
For a FREE SAMPLE COPY of EEnergy Informer, write to fpsioshansi@aol.com.
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about decarbonisation in the latest issue of Energize magazine. It is titled, “Let’s electrify everything everywhere all at once”. To read it, click here, and go to page 15.
On July 11th, Dr. Sioshansi will be presenting a webinar for Engineers Australia. The title is, “US electricity developments and their applications to Australian networks” and the description is as follows:
The speaker will discuss topical developments with examples in electricity networks occurring in the USA with particular reference to their application in Australian utilities. The future directions for decentralised electricity networks will be a specific focus.
The webinar is free to Engineers Australia members, but AU$30 (about US$20) to non-members. The start time is midday, AEST (Sydney/Melbourne time). For further detaikd and to register, click here.
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about transmission on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “The Biggest Renewable Bottleneck: Transmission”. To read it, click here.
