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ScottMadden Joins DER Panel Discussion at the Duke Energy Conference

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At the 2016 Duke University Energy Conference, ScottMadden joined a panel of leading industry experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities for Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) as they pertain to the grid. This annual student-led conference focuses on bringing together thought leaders in the industry, government, and academia to fuel independent analysis on energy markets, trends, policies, and technologies.

The following video features Cristin Lyons, partner and grid transformation practice leader at ScottMadden, discussing technical challenges for DERs, the utility business model, and policy changes required to unlock value for stakeholders.

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