October 10, 2018
3:00 pm EDT
FREE
Many US states are inundated with distributed energy resources (DERs) and far-reaching modernization plans by regulators. No matter the level of DER penetration, most utilities and regulators are grappling with modernizing the integrated resource planning process and operational requirements to meet the changing market. New technologies are outpacing planning timelines with cost curves for DERs (e.g., solar PV, battery storage, electric vehicles, etc.) dramatically changing every few years, and aspiring state environmental goals and consumer requirements driving a need for an integrated process of investment planning. There is also a lack of coordination between the supply, transmission, and distribution planning domains. In short, power generation is shifting from stable, dispatchable resources connected to power transmission to variable, renewable resources connected to power distribution. Thus, the planning process needs to shift to address this new reality.
Discover how Siemens, Dominion Energy, and Avangrid are leveraging Integrated GT&D Planning to generate incremental revenue, enrich their customers’ experience, and reduce operational risks and costs. Join Zpryme and Siemens PTI as they discuss:
- State of the market when it comes to Integrated GT&D Planning
- Core set of planning steps applicable to IRP, supply, transmission, distribution, and DER planning
- Actual customer case studies from Siemens, Dominion Energy, and Avangrid
Webinar Thought Leaders
Erin Hardick
As a member of the Zpryme team, Erin is responsible for creating content by aggregating, analyzing, editing, and formatting market data for energy and technology topics such as smart cities, transportation electrification and EVs, microgrid, renewable energy and distributed energy resources, block chain, transactive energy platforms, and operational and informational technology. Erin interviews different stakeholders in these areas to understand the ecosystem as a whole. She is dedicated to finding sustainable, clean energy solutions starting in the Austin area.