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Power Market Updates
Contains material from Oct 2019
Power Market Updates
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Session 1: The Electric Industry: What’s Next? - As the electric industry shifts toward a future with more renewable energy, distributed generation will play a key role in building a more resilient grid and meeting demands from the ever changing market.
Session 2: ERCOT Power Market Update - Review ERCOT market outcomes for Summer 2019 with preliminary thoughts about the need for market changes.
Session 2: ERCOT Power Market Update - Review ERCOT market outcomes for Summer 2019 with preliminary thoughts about the need for market changes.
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The Electric Industry: What’s Next? (Oct 2019)
Timothy Wang
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The Electric Industry: What’s Next? (Oct 2019)
As the electric industry shifts toward a future with more renewable energy, distributed generation will play a key role in building a more resilient grid and meeting demands from the ever changing market.
Originally presented: Sep 2019 Gas and Power Institute
Timothy Wang,
Filsinger Energy Partners - Denver, CO
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ERCOT Power Market Update (Oct 2019)
Beth Garza
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ERCOT Power Market Update (Oct 2019)
Review ERCOT market outcomes for Summer 2019 with preliminary thoughts about the need for market changes.
Originally presented: Sep 2019 Gas and Power Institute
Beth Garza,
Potomac Economics - Austin, TX