Updated: Nor'easter slams East Coast, cutting power to 2M ; Time-travel, utility-style: Outlines of the utility of the future appear; California ISO proposes more granularity in day-ahead market; Idaho Power wants new net metering compensation scheme
The private letter ruling released Friday applies only to an individual storage facility, but shows how the agency may interpret home battery eligibility for the 30% solar investment tax credit.
The powerful winter storm resulted in more than 2,000 flight cancellations, school closings and a massive recovery operation for utilities. In the Washington, D.C., area, outages peaked at more than half a million.
Rocky Mountain Institute experts identify price, data and interconnection as the keys to success for the utility of the future, whether it's an expanded monopoly or a distribution system platform.
The grid operator is proposing to transition the day-ahead market from hourly to 15-minute granularity to ensure there is sufficient capability to meet increasingly steeper ramps.
The utility has not proposed new rates yet, but asked regulators to consider a new compensation structure, including a rate class for rooftop solar owners.
Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee says the Senate does not have enough votes to pass the measure, but he expects a price on carbon at some point in Washington's future.
A thought exercise from Department of Energy researchers suggests the price of rooftop solar could fall low enough to impact “the evolution of the U.S. electricity system.”
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