The energy sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by increasing demand, aging infrastructure, and the growing impact of extreme weather events. As we look towards 2025, demand response emerges as a pivotal strategy to ensure a resilient and efficient energy grid. This article
The growing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in Australia signifies a pivotal shift towards a greener future, yet it brings significant challenges for the electricity grid. As more consumers embrace EVs to reduce carbon emissions, the strain on the existing grid infrastructure becomes a pressing
Demand Response (DR) has long been a critical strategy in the energy sector, with its primary focus being on maintaining grid stability and reducing energy costs. Over the years, these strategies have evolved significantly, transitioning from traditional methods to advanced next-generation
The partnership between Nevada's NV Energy and technology provider LineVision marks a significant development toward enhancing the capacity and reliability of the electrical grid. This collaboration aims to implement dynamic line rating (DLR) software, a cutting-edge technology designed to
Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest coal consumer, has set an ambitious goal to phase out coal by 2040 and transition to renewable energy. This move aligns with global climate goals and aims to foster national economic development. The plan involves retiring coal power plants at a rate of 3 GW a
Utilities face many challenges in managing electricity demand. Winter demand response (DR) programs play a crucial role in maintaining grid stability and ensuring customer comfort. DR is a widely used resource in the utility industry, as utilities across the country and world have leveraged
