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Using Demand Response to Improve Grid Reliability and Economics

The grid of the future will increasingly rely on renewable energy such as wind and solar power. The variability of renewable generation, however, creates significant operational concerns and leaves utilities with system balancing, economic and reliability challenges.

To shed light on the complexities of using Demand Response (DR) and Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) to optimize power supply management efforts, OATI has written a Solution Brief that addresses utility concerns and provides guidance on how to not just survive, but thrive using the latest Smart Grid technologies like demand response management systems (DRMS).

You’ll learn about:

  • The Evolution of DR
  • The Difference Between Traditional and Smart Grids
  • How to Manage the Entire DR/DER Lifecycle
  • Using End-use Devices as Dispatchable Generation

Fill out the form to receive Virtual Power. Tangible Results. Using Demand Response to Improve Grid Reliability and Economics, the latest solution brief from OATI.

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Virtual Power, Tangible Results

Virtual Power. Tangible Results. Using Demand Response to Improve Grid Reliability and Economics