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Flaws in and Solutions to Integrating Renewable Energy Resources in New England
Author: Short, William
What were the original goals of state RPS programs and RGGI [Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative]? • The generation of energy either from new renewable or “threaten” existing renewable generation. • The reduction of Greenhouse Gas emissions. • Note the Absence of Qualifications. What are the principal causes of the need to integrate renewables? State Renewable Portfolio Standards – • One MWh of Renewable Energy equals one Renewable Energy Certificate (“REC”). • With no locational, time-of-day or time-of-year adjustments. • Total . . .
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