Electric grid technologies should scale up to connect more clean energy and improve reliability in the short-term, as thornier issues around grid planning face debate, a US energy regulator said Thursday.
“Right now, today, there’s money on the table for efficiency in the transmission system that is not taken advantage of,” Allison Clements, a Democratic member on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, told a gathering of hundreds of energy lawyers in Washington.
Clements touted grid-enhancing technologies, a term that can include sensors, power flow control devices, and analytical tools that maximize the transmission of electricity across the existing system.
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