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PNNL issues report on the benefits of a transactive energy system
A transactive energy system would allow customers to coordinate with their utilities to manage the largest power users in their system, like hot water heaters and, as will become more widespread in the future, electric vehicle charging stations.
The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory studied a transaction system for the first time on a large scale, at the request of the federal government. The results, as tested on Texas's energy system, showed peak loads could be dropped by nine to 15%, a savings of $5 billion.
PNNL issues report on the benefits of a transactive energy system
The Department of Energyʻs Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) released a report this week that examines the benefits of a transactive energy system.
Source: dailyenergyinsider.com
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