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Laws in California, New York and Illinois now require owners of certain sized new buildings to “commission,” or survey their energy use. Are these a bitter pill for building owners or do they yield important benefits? Energy Efficiency Markets interviews Jerry Schmits, director of business development with KLH Engineers, Energy solutions group, about some unexpected benefits that arise from commissioning.
Juan Felipe Patarroyo, power systems simulation specialist at OPAL-RT Technologies and Nayeem Ninad, research engineer at CanmetEnergy in Varennes, Canada, explore how power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) can help grid operators, researchers, system planners and associated stakeholders understand inter-IBR oscillations in microgrids.
As electric power systems diversify and rely more heavily on renewable sources, energy storage, and microgrids, the grid will become more highly distributed, dynamic, and resilient. A new white paper from Veritone describes how utilities can leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to dynamically manage complex grids.
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Comment on Commissioning podcast: neither Lisa nor KLH explained what “commissioning” actually is or what is required! Why is it called commissioning instead of energy survey?