New England’s Evolving Electricity Landscape: A Renewable Energy Integration Study
The introduction of variable energy resources (VERs) like solar and wind into New England’s bulk electric power system necessitates fundamental changes to the grid’s operation. VER supplies are uncertain and intermittent thus requiring higher levels of operating reserves. We present the methodology and key findings of the 2017 ISO New England System Operational Analysis and…
The LIINES Commitment to Open-Information
Good science is reproducible. This means that it must be publicly available, its contributions transparently communicated, and its data accessible. These are principles that drive the everyday work of every individual’s research at the LIINES. We now wish to go further and make a commitment to Open-Information. Beginning today, the LIINES will seek to…
Journal Paper Accepted at Applied Energy Journal – Demand Side Management in a Day-Ahead Wholesale Market: A Comparison of Industrial & Social Welfare Approaches
The LIINES is pleased to announce the acceptance of the paper entitled: “Demand Side Management in a Day-Ahead Wholesale Market: A Comparison of Industrial & Social Welfare Approaches” to Applied Energy Journal for publication. The paper is authored by Bo Jiang, Prof. Amro M. Farid, and Prof. Kamal Youcef-Toumi. The intermittent and unpredictable nature of…
