The first part addresses issues on feeders that are highly DER
saturated, based on experience in Minnesota that has over 860 MW of
Community Solar Gardens (in front of the meter generation, with no load)
that are concentrated on about 160 feeders. The second part recognizes
that DERs, like virtual power plants, aggregators, microgrids, and other
inverter-based resources are increasingly popular and that FERC Order
2222 helped DERs penetrate the Bulk Energy System energy market. The
second part discusses national DER trends and reviews current and
pending state and federal regulations that will impact market entry and
DERs’ bottom line.
CLE Information
No CLE is offered for this course, but all programs qualified for CLE when they were presented live. All materials necessary to apply on your own are included with the course.
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