Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings: A Review of Transactive Energy
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Location: Webinar (EST)
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*This webinar offers .2 AEE credits for live attendance.
As our Nation’s electrical power system transitions to meet 100% decarbonization goals, the coordination between the Front of the Meter and Behind the Meter assets must be tightly coupled. Many customers currently have devices on-premises that can provide grid services, e.g., energy generation, capacity reduction, volt-var, and frequency response; however, currently under the legacy, monopoly Utility business model, individuals providing such services do not equitably share in cost-recovery for providing grid services.
A new business model, known as Transactive Energy (TE), created under NIST’s guidance, and released in 2011. TE provides a framework that shares the cost-of-service recovery among all stakeholders. This sharing creates a financial incentive to speed the adoption of clean-energy devices, thus reaching decarbonization goals faster, in a sustainable way.