OpenEAC Alliance
OpenEAC, WattCarbonTransparency and collaboration for distributed energy measurement and verification.
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Next OpenEAC Alliance meeting to tackle DER Capacity with an introduction to Demand Efficiency
The next OpenEAC Alliance meeting will focus on a topic that’s becoming central to how we think about distributed energy resources: capacity.
As load growth accelerates from data centers, EVs, and electrification, the grid’s challenge is i...
Quarterly Meeting Recap
Thanks to everyone who attended the quarterly meeting of the OpenEAC Alliance.
The slides can be found here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JVaFM8MB0ZnlPIVJwXC_pnd8qou6CbAYbSYQ2jI_QlQ/edit?usp=sharing
A full recording can be fou...
OpenEAC Alliance Q4 Meeting Agenda
Demand flexibility has taken center stage over the past six months, as it has become clear that datacenters will require both massive amounts of new power as well as unprecedented grid flexibility in the years to come. The days of tradition...
Announcing New Demand Flexibility Methodologies
Since the launch of the OpenEAC Alliance, we’ve been working on methods suitable for measuring the impacts of all types of distributed energy resources. For demand response and daily load shifting, the challenges are well-known. Dozens of e...
Quarterly Meeting Recap
OpenEAC Alliance Quarterly Meeting Summary
Meeting Overview The OpenEAC Alliance held its quarterly meeting with McGee Young (WattCarbon founder/CEO) hosting alongside co-presenter Steve Suffian (WattCarbon) and several guest speakers....
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