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June 5, 2018

Power & Utilities | Smart Grid Policy Brief

EnerKnol Insights – How Hurricanes Are Sparking Latest Push For Grid Resilience

Microgrids, Batteries, Renewables and Hardened Infrastructure All Needed to Prepare for Future Storms


Extreme weather is figuring more prominently than ever into America's energy policy as the nation recovers from a rash of storms and a catastrophic hurricane season that's inflicted hundreds of billions of dollars in damage. In the name of resiliency and reliability, the Trump administration and regulators alike are seeking unprecedented changes to wholesale power markets, as well as urging massive investments in nascent technologies, like microgrids and battery storage, to gear up for the next bomb cyclone, derecho, polar vortex or hurricane season.

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California Public Utilities Commission
Commonwealth Edison Co.
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District of Columbia Public Service Commission
Energy Information Administration
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New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
New York State Smart Grid Consortium
PJM Interconnection LLC
ProsumerGrid Inc.,
Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority
Puerto Rico Energy Commission

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