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SUMMARY:Southeast Renewable Energy Summit
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE SUMMIT\n\nMeet In-Person the Utilities\, Corporates and Other Market Players Who Are Driving the Renewable Buildout in the Southeast\nMajor utility and corporate commitments to reduce carbon emissions are driving extraordinary demands for growth in renewable energy procurements throughout the Southeast. Plus\, this already frothy market seems poised for a major post-Pandemic surge due to the expansion of both federal and state decarbonization policies as well as the planned introduction of the Southeast Energy Exchange Market. \nHowever\, the past year has introduced new challenges to those looking to develop renewable energy projects in the Southeast. The Texas Freeze and other extreme weather events have raised concerns about the potential vulnerabilities of many projects\, while the growth of solar itself is driving concerns about reliability in the energy transition. How will utilities incorporate their clean energy commitments into their IRPs\, and will new types of deals drive corporate procurement strategies? What roles will both short-duration and long-duration storage play in assuring reliability in the energy transition? How will renewable developers deal with the lingering effects of the pandemic on project costs\, and what strategies will be effective to position their projects and take advantage of new capital sources entering the market? \nThe 6th Annual Southeast Renewable Energy Summit is the event where the entire Southeast renewable energy community will gather in person to get the latest answers to these questions and to hear from the key players involved. It is your best chance to tap into the regulatory landscape\, identify the top markets and to stay on top of where the next RFPs are going to come from. \nSave 10% on registration by registering with our code: SER10
URL:https://nccleantech.ncsu.edu/event/southeast-renewable-energy-summit-2/
LOCATION:Omni Charlotte Hotel
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SUMMARY:Energy & Sustainability Services Webinar Series: Combined Heat & Power Utility — End User Partnerships
DESCRIPTION:Some utilities are exploring how investing in combined heat and power (CHP) systems can bring value to customers\, communities\, and the wider grid in the context of changing utility business models. The traditional utility business model of owning large central power plants is changing with increased penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs). Utility ownership of CHP systems can be a good fit for states and utilities operating within traditional vertically integrated regulatory structures\, where utilities can own generation assets. Many of the barriers to customer-owned\, behind-the-meter CHP deployment can be avoided through utility owned CHP. \nJoin our speakers to learn more about how utility – end user partnerships can benefit industry\, utilities\, and ratepayers alike. Speakers include: \n\nChristina Kopitopoulou\, Sr. Project Manager\, NC Clean Energy Technology Center / U.S. DOE Southeast CHP Technical Assistance Partnership\nKen Duvall\, Managing Partner / CEO of Sterling Energy Group\, LLC\nZachary Kuznar\, Managing Director of Grid Solutions Development\, Duke Energy\nTony Putnam\, Executive Director of Utility Services & Energy Management\, Clemson University\n\nRegister now
URL:https://nccleantech.ncsu.edu/event/energy-sustainability-services-webinar-series-combined-heat-power-utility-end-user-partnerships/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Clean Power & Efficiency
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