closer collaboration between the solar industry and electric utilities as they work toward electric grid modernization through renewable energy and smart grid technologies. Hamm made her remarks during the GridWeek conference this week in Washington, D.C. "The solar industry can and should work in close collaboration with the utility industry to draw clear parallels between the smart grid and the ability to meet renewable energy standards. Conversations in the U.S. frequently downplay the significant role the smart grid can have in helping meet clean energy goals," Hamm said. SEPA is a nonprofit that works with utilities to help them bring solar power into their energy mix.
Quick Take: It's hard to disagree with Hamm's remarks. Continuing dialogue and coordination between all sectors involved can only help as we move toward a cleaner, safer and more reliable electricity supply.
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