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Pew-Brattle study backs virtual power plants as alternative to data center buildout
A Brattle Group analysis for Pew finds quadrupling distributed energy capacity by 2050 could avoid $614 billion in U.S. power system costs and hedge against overbuilt data center infrastructure. A House bill on virtual power plant standards (H.R. 11012) was referred to committee on Nov. 12, while California's SB913 moves VPPs into the resource adequacy market and Google and Voltus seek a gigawatt of VPP capacity in PJM. No upcoming hearings or votes appear in the items. · 2d ago
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3d agoCongressCommittee on Energy and CommerceReferral of H.R. 11012, a House bill directing the Secretary of Energy to adopt model standards and best practices for virtual power plant adoption, to Energy and Commerce and Science, Space, and Technology committees.Sequential referral period to be determined by the SpeakerH.R. 11012EnergyPew-Brattle study backs virtual power plants as alternative to data center buildoutDetails2 linked
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