The Emerald roadmap outlines what an ideal comprehensive planning process could look like for a hypothetical state where utilities do not own generation and are within a Regional Transmission Organization or Independent System Operator market, often
The Jasper roadmap outlines what an ideal comprehensive planning process could look like for a hypothetical state where utilities own generation assets (are vertically integrated) and are within a Regional Transmission Organization or Independent Sys
The Topaz roadmap outlines what an ideal comprehensive planning process could look like for a hypothetical state where utilities own generation assets (are vertically integrated) and are outside of a Regional Transmission Organization or Independent
This paper is an educational resource to help readers understand the fundamental technologies, market trends, and regulatory frameworks associated with energy storage in the United States. It provides essential context on the energy storage market, o
The purpose of this issue brief is to identify the key challenges microgrid developers and customers face in interconnecting with utility-owned distribution grids and to summarize how state public utility commissions and State Energy Offices are addr
This guide connects commissioners and commission staff to essential load growth resources that the NARUC Center for Partnerships & Innovation has developed with support from the U.S. Department of Energy.
States across the country are experiencing a rapid increase in electricity demand driven by large, concentrated loads such as data centers, advanced manufacturing, and heavy-duty electrification. This growth presents both an opportunity for local and