"You came in like a RECing ball", with Ben Gerber and Guest Co-Host Tanuj Deora (Ep. 60)
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This episode is a graduate-level course on tracking renewable energy from generation to the end user, and the complexities of how policies, processes and markets all interact. My guest is Ben Gerber, the Executive Director of M-RETS, the Midwest Renewable Energy Tracking System based in Minneapolis. And this episode is a first for this podcast as I invite a guest co-host to join me—Tanuj Deora, Vice President of Market Development at Simple Energy.
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Offshore Winds 2019, with Liz Burdock, President & CEO of the Business Network for Offshore Wind (Ep. 59)
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This is a special episode of More Power to You, in which I bring you an episode of Offshore Wind Insider, a podcast I launched a few months ago for the Business Network for Offshore Wind, which in full disclosure is a client of mine.
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Climate Advocacy with Will Hackman (Ep. 58)
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My guest this episode is climate advocate Will Hackman. We start our conversation by discussing the need for climate action. Will then sets the record straight on a number of common misconceptions people have about the climate debate. And we close by looking at the federal Administration and Congress.
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Rural Energy Efficiency, with Mary Shoemaker of ACEEE (Ep. 57)
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In this episode we focus on energy efficiency in rural America. My guest is Mary Shoemaker, State Policy Analyst at ACEEE, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.
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Carbon Price Prospects, with Andres Jimenez and Jamie DeMarco of CCL (Ep. 56)
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In this episode we focus on carbon pricing and its prospects both federally and in the states. My guests are Andres Jimenez, Senior Director of Government Affairs, and Jamie DeMarco, State-Level Carbon Pricing Coordinator, for Citizens' Climate Lobby.
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Demand Response, with Brenda Chew of SEPA (Ep. 55)
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In this episode we put on our energy geek hats to focus on demand response, and explore how utilities are implementing demand response programs across the US. My guest is Brenda Chew, an analyst at SEPA – the Smart Electric Power Alliance, and lead author of SEPA’s 2018 Utility Demand Response Market Snapshot report which serves as the basis for our conversation.
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The Mechanics of Offshore Wind—Live from the Maryland Clean Energy Summit 2018 (Ep. 54)
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This is a special episode of More Power To You, the first episode recorded in front of a live audience. Earlier this month the Maryland Clean Energy Center hosted its annual Maryland Clean Energy Summit in College Park, and I moderated this panel titled The Mechanics of Offshore Wind: Moving to the Grid of the Future.
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Bioenergy—Sixth in a six-part series with the Maryland Clean Energy Center (Ep. 53)
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Welcome to the sixth and final episode in a special series of More Power To You, produced in partnership with the Maryland Clean Energy Center for National Clean Energy Week 2018. In this episode, we focus on bioenergy. My guests are Shawn Kreloff, CEO of the Americas for BTS BioEnergy, and Andy Moss, Technical Director for Planet Found Energy Development.
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Electric Mobility—Fifth in a six-part series with the Maryland Clean Energy Center (Ep. 52)
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Welcome to Part Five in a special six-part series of More Power To You, produced in partnership with the Maryland Clean Energy Center for National Clean Energy Week 2018.
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Offshore Wind Energy—Fourth in a six-part series with the Maryland Clean Energy Center (Ep.51)
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Welcome to Part Four in a special six-part series of More Power To You, produced in partnership with the Maryland Clean Energy Center for National Clean Energy Week 2018. Each episode spotlights a different clean energy technology, and features some of the people and companies leading the way in Maryland.
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In this episode we put on our energy geek hats to focus on demand response, and explore how utilities are implementing demand response programs across the US. My guest is Brenda Chew, an analyst at SEPA – the Smart Electric Power Alliance, and lead author of SEPA’s 2018 Utility Demand Response Market Snapshot report which serves as the basis for our conversation.
We begin by discussing how SEPA defines demand response and what it covers for purposes of the report. We look at some big-picture numbers, then go sector by sector, looking at different types of demand response programs and some specific utility case studies. For me, the really intriguing aspect of demand response is how it relates to the broader transition to a smarter, cleaner and more renewable electric grid. And in that vein we discuss some of the customer behavior aspects of demand response, and explore its applications to the energy storage and electric vehicles sectors. We close by looking ahead at how the demand response ecosystem may continue to evolve in the years ahead.
Show references include:
- SEPA's 2018 Utility Demand Response Market Snapshot
- Stem wins big with 85MW of energy storage in SCE procurement (Greentech Media, Nov. 5, 2014)
- Maui Electric's EV charging time of use rates information page
- SDG&E 'Power Your Drive" EV charging time of use information page
- Arizona utility will use 'reverse demand response' to avoid renewables curtailment, (Utility Dive, Sept. 27, 2017)
Recorded October 9, 2018. Published November 12, 2018.
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