Solar energy is a substantial global industry, one that has generated trade disputes among
superpowers, threatened the solvency of large energy companies, and prompted serious …

The broadening of our energy system to include increasing amounts of wind and solar has
led to significant debate about the total costs and benefits associated with different types of …

Building upon recent literature, we combine a novel spatiotemporal variable with spatial
methods to investigate and quantify the influence of the built environment and jurisdictional …

Energy storage is a leading option to enhance the resource adequacy contribution of solar
energy. Detailed analysis of the capacity credit of solar energy and energy storage is limited …

Residential distributed photovoltaic (PV) deployment in the United States has experienced
robust growth, and policy changes impacting the value of solar are likely to occur at the …

In the future, drastic cost reductions of Distributed Energy Resources will probably drive their
deployment without the need of economic incentives-especially photovoltaic energy …

Electrical energy storage (EES) has the potential to facilitate the transition to renewable
energy supply in the future as it brings flexibility into the electricity network. Uncertainties …

Resource adequacy (RA) is the ability of an electricity system to reliably satisfy loads using
its available resources. Assessing and maintaining RA is becoming more challenging due to …

Integrated resource planning (IRP) is a process used by many vertically-integrated US
electric utilities to determine least-cost/risk supply and demand-side resources that meet …

The rapid growth of distributed solar in a number of states has raised questions about its
potential effects on retail electricity prices, prompting concerns by some utilities and …