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New Research Shows DERs Could Avoid More Than Half a Trillion Dollars in U.S. Energy Costs
Why it’s here: A Pew-commissioned Brattle modeling report on distributed energy resources addresses grid policy, permitting and interconnection barriers, and utility planning, which are core federal and state energy-policy issues squarely within the Energy technology area despite being a sponsored company/advocacy press release.
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2d agoPR NewswireNew Research Shows DERs Could Avoid More Than Half a Trillion Dollars in U.S. Energy CostsPew Charitable Trusts released Brattle Group modeling showing that quadrupling distributed energy resource capacity by 2050 could avoid $614 billion in U.S. power system costs and cut household bill increases roughly in half.1 outletEnergyPew-Brattle study backs virtual power plants as alternative to data center buildout3 linked
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