The future of our power grids lie in the hands of innovative solutions like virtual power plants (#VPPs). Amidst massive load growth on utilities, VPPs offer a pathway to leverage distributed assets for greater efficiency, reduced infrastructure needs, and a revitalized #solar industry. Jigar Shah, of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), recently shared that simplifying VPPs to a one-way power flow can quickly scale their implementation, making the most of our existing #grid and preparing us for a cleaner energy future. At Sunnova Energy, we are leading the charge in VPP innovation. Our expanded network across California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, and Texas is transforming how we manage energy. By enabling rapid access to stored battery power during peak demand and sending excess back to the grid when possible, we reduce strain and minimize blackouts. Our VPPs offer increased reliability, reduced emissions, and lower costs, supporting both the grid and our customers. The future of energy services is here. More from Latitude Media.
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Very important work, thank you for all you do to bring about a distributed, decentralized electrical grid that provides more robust infrastructure and flexibility for renewable energy sources!
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Thanks for sharing, John!
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3moMany of us battery owners in NE are currently particpating in a bi-directional VPP, pushi g battery power onto the grid to relieve peak demand! We need more of this and simpler rules, but not unidirectional programs.