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In Maine’s GridMod Movement, Innovating on Flexibility Gains Traction
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Jun 23, 2021 | Jennifer Delony
A growing interest in grid flexibility looks beyond demand management to accommodate and balance distributed generation and loads.
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Battery Electric StorageDemand ResponseDistributed Energy Resources (DER)ISO-NEMaineMicrogridsSolar PowerState and Local PolicyTransmission Planning
Keywordsdemand-side management (DSM)Electric vehicles (EVs)energy storagegrid modernizationheat pumpsISO New England (ISO-NE)Janet MillsMaine House of Representatives (ME House)Maine Public Utilities Commission (ME PUC)Maine Senate (ME Senate)microgrids
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