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PJM Conference and Training Center, Norristown, PA
March 11 – 12, 2014
The GridWise Architecture Council (GWAC) released a draft of the
“Transactive Energy Framework” document in November 2013. The
Council is now working on both incorporating comments into the existing
document and expanding the document to include a Transactive Energy
Roadmap.
The purpose of the roadmap is to identify near term (0 – 5 years),
medium term (5 – 10 years) and longer-term activities needed to apply
transactive energy methods in the ongoing modernization and evolution
of electric power systems and end-uses of electric power. As
described in the Transactive Energy Framework these efforts are driven
by the changing nature of electric power systems brought about by the
increased use of variable generation resources, the increased use of
distributed resources, the increase in intelligent components and
loads, and preparation for further penetration of new loads such as
electric vehicles.
The Council seeks to involve a broad cross-section of stakeholders
including industry, academia, government entities, non-government
organizations, and the international community in understanding the
needs for further development and application of transactive energy
systems.
The workshop on March 11th and 12th will focus on gathering input on
transactive energy desired outcomes for research, pilot projects, and
commercial activity. These desired outcomes will frame the manner
in which the community will use the roadmap and guide its further
development.
The workshop activity will take place on the afternoon of March 11th
and morning of March 12th. Please plan to join the council in
this workshop activity.
The agenda and meeting logistics will become available as the workshop date approaches.
Space is limited; the number of participants in the workshop will be
limited to fifty people, including Council members. If you are
interested in attending please contact the GWAC administrator as soon
as possible to register.
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