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The Network – Spring 2012

The ScottMadden Energy Industry Update

Texas Competitive Renewable Energy Zones: Will Momentum Continue?

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and states like Texas continue to seek ways to promote transmission development, but issues around cost allocation and regional coordination remain. In addition, safety issues related to the gas transmission network are receiving heightened attention. Read more below.

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Order 1000: Themes from Compliance Filings and Related Discussions
Transmission Rate Incentives: Will FERC Take Away the Candy Bowl?
Smart Grid Deployment: Some Advances…and Some Customer and PUC Pushback
Gas Pipeline Safety: A Priority

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51st State Perspectives: DERs Are Coming and Illinois is Ready for Them

This article, written by ScottMadden and Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA), reviews the approaches different states, including Illinois, are taking to grid transformation.

California and New York DER Demonstration Projects

California and New York have approached the question of distributed energy resource integration differently. The two states have seen very different levels of DER penetration, and their policy goals reflect different objectives. Learn more in this new report.

Distributed Energy Resources Integration: Policy, Technical, and Regulatory Perspectives from New York and California

ScottMadden partnered with the Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) to develop a report summarizing the different approaches California and New York are taking regarding the integration of distributed energy resources in each state.

ScottMadden Joins DER Panel Discussion at the Duke Energy Conference

The following video features Cristin Lyons discussing technical challenges for Distributed Energy Resources, the utility business model, and policy changes required to unlock value for stakeholders.

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The Network – Spring 2012

The ScottMadden Energy Industry Update

Texas Competitive Renewable Energy Zones: Will Momentum Continue?

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