Incentives for Integration of Innovative Technologies
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This panel concerns the incentives for integrating innovative technologies, both software and hardware. Technologies that bring flexibility and enable management of uncertainties in the changing industry, are: 1) hardware, such as storage, T&D FACTS, price-responsive demand; and, 2) computer applications and control for corrective control and automated control. This panel stresses the lack of protocols for integrating these technologies into operations and markets at well-defined value. Representative of RTOs/ISOs will share their on-going efforts to establish such valuation. The providers of the technologies will give their view of the problems perceived, and the ideas on how to create needed incentives.
Chairs:
Marija Ilic, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Nikita Singhal, Electric Power Research Institute
Sponsor Committees:
SOPE “ Power System Economics Subcommittee