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Description | The developments that the Naperville, Ill. Department of Public Utilities have made in their efforts to update their power grid epitomizes the city’s true spirit of innovation. When they set out on their mission to build a more reliable, cost competitive, and efficient grid nearly 20 years ago, they started down a path toward building a smart microgrid before the term even existed. This case study sponsored by the Galvin Electricity Initiative highlights that effort. |
Date | Apr 22, 2010 |
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| i want to know recent trend in microgrid and smartgrid connection in power system. |
| Bharat Sudame - 06/04/2010 - 03:08 |
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| I have an existing client that is a [10 megawatt size[ CA subdivision with 700 homes that would like to do utility size solar or other to green their footprint and stabilize costs. The subdivion is wealthy, SDGE (utility) is under pressure for more local renewable energy generation. Please point me toward more information about Galvin Iniative, Thx Scott |
| Scott Whitley - 06/18/2010 - 08:09 |
| Galvin Electricity Initiative |
| Scott: you can find more information about the Galvin Electricity Initiative online at http://www.galvinpower.org |
| Chris Connelly - 06/22/2010 - 10:41 |
| thanks! |
| Great case study, thanks for it! Timothée |
| Timothée Hinchliffe - 07/01/2010 - 05:22 |
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I work for a monopolistic electricity utility company in Suriname (South-America) and I am writing an emperical (MBA) thesis on managing technology and innovation (like Smart grid) for small power systems in Suriname. Can you give me information on this subject. Any help would be appriciated. Thank you. ...