The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is to host a technical conference to help redefine regulatory policy and explore compensation and the benefits of flexible energy storage systems in wholesale markets and the grid on 9 November. In its final report released last year, FERC said that “significant progress has been made toward defining how distributed generation can be integrated into an overall system for managing electricity supply and demand at times when
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is to host a technical conference to help redefine regulatory policy and explore compensation and the benefits of flexible energy storage systems in wholesale markets and the grid on 9 November. In addition, FERC is keen to explore how retail and wholesale services can improve grid efficiencies and save consumers money.