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William Driscoll

Arlington
As seen in: pv magazine USA, NewsBreak, PV Magazine, Energy Central, PV Magazine Australia, PV-Magazine-India
Reporting on the renewables transition for PV Magazine USA. Stories at pv-magazine-usa.com/author/william-l-driscoll/
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Flexible interconnection of MW-scale solar advances in eight states

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By William Driscoll
| pv magazine USA Verified
“It’s really exciting” that at least eight states are pursuing flexible interconnection of MW-scale solar on distribution grids, said Kate Tohme, director of interconnection policy at renewables developer New Leaf Energy.
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Renewables advocate becomes Delaware legislator, secures law to adopt model interconnection procedures

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By William Driscoll, Ryan Kennedy Verified
| pv magazine USA Verified
Delaware Governor Matt Meyer has signed into law the state’s House Bill 269, which requires electric utilities to adopt the Interstate Renewable Energy Council’s Model Interconnection Procedures within 12 months of the procedures’ latest publishing date. The IREC model procedures reflect best practices already in use nationwide for connecting distributed solar and storage to the distribution grid.
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Solar-friendly dynamic pricing of electricity could cut California’s peak demand by several GW

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By William Driscoll
| PV Magazine Verified
From pv magazine USA A Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory study has estimated that six types of electricity-using equipment responding to dynamic electricity rates could reduce peak electricity demand in California by up to 8.75 GW by 2030. That estimate of technical potential would be reached only if all customers opted in to dynamic pricing and purchased price-responsive equipment, the study says.
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