
Solar power’s impact on grid seen in record number of ‘duck curve’ days
Consumer demand was lowest in the afternoon on more days in 2022 than in all other years combined.
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Consumer demand was lowest in the afternoon on more days in 2022 than in all other years combined.
Read MoreThe changes will include front-of-meter solar resources under the existing “do not exceed” dispatch framework.
Read MoreISO New England recently added additional data points that will help more accurately predict the impact of BTM PV on the regional power grid.
Read MoreThe changes would include front-of-meter solar resources under the existing “do not exceed” dispatch framework.
Read MoreInject-only facilities are common among projects seeking to claim state incentives and beneficial tax treatment.
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Read MoreThe region's annual net electricity use is projected to increase 14% by 2031 as the heating and transportation sectors go electric.
Read MoreBehind-the-meter solar produced more than 4,000 megawatts of estimated electricity during the afternoon hours.
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