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The Waking Giant: Community Power & Retail Market Design
45 minute talk given for the Municipal Sustainability and Energy Forum. A major barrier to the energy transition is that everything is changing, except for how we allow ourselves to make decisions. Community Power offers a means to bridge this critical gap, for states that view the policy in that forward-thinking structural context. To that end, this presentation surveys the evolution of Community Power models from 1997 through today, walks through the "hierarchy of barriers to progress" holding back our current industry, delineates the specific market reform objectives we're trying to achieve (and why it is so critical to do so), and concludes with an practical advice on how to build the broad-based political support required to set in motion the reforms necessary to manage decarbonization in a stable, systematic and cost-effective fashion.
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UK Low Carbon Hydrogen Standard
UK Low Carbon Hydrogen Standard
Episode #111: 'The Future of Energy & Utilities' with Lincoln Bleveans, Executive Director of Sustainability at Stanford [an Energy Central Power Perspectives™ Podcast]
The pace of the power sector evolution seems to unthinkably be speeding, and staying on top of the latest and greatest can be a full-time job. On the Energy Central Power Perspectives Podcast we strive to stay on top of the conversations to keep..
What do we need to make Hydrogen a reality? | APPG, All Party Parliamentary Group on Hydrogen
All Party Parliamentary Group for Hydrogen | UK
IRENA | Creating a Global Hydrogen Market
Hydrogen and its derivatives, both low carbon and renewable, are recognised as a key pillar in the energy transition to replace fossil fuels and help decarbonise sectors that cannot be feasibly electrified today: shipping, aviation and some..
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