Smart Grid: Virtual Power Plant
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Uploaded by DukeEnergyMediaCtr on Jun 4, 2009
Through our McAlpine Smart Energy Pilot in Charlotte, North Carolina, Duke Energy is creating a virtual power plant using distributed energy resources such as solar panels, batteries and residential energy management systems.
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Is this why you are falsifying information on these so called "My Home Energy Report"?
smilewait4flash 2 weeks ago
@joskemom We do not have enough nuclear fuel to run the amount of PP's needed to replace our Coal fired PP's. The WORLD"S current uranium reserve is something like 70 years worth.Coal accompanied by CCS is the way of the future with smart grid and appliance communicative technologies. The DOE already acknolwedge's this and outlines it in many new publications on behalf of the NETL. Nuclear is no longer a viable option for tommorrow's power needs as tree hugger's once thought.
Joe3mccollum3 8 months ago
Yes! The way of the future!
etramway 1 year ago
Sounds like a lot of 'pie in the sky' concepts. i am not looking forward to talking with my power company. The way they are going to make us reduce energy is to charge us more during certain 'power peak times'. Nuclear power plants dont have to worry about wind, sunlight, and 'dying planet' scenarios.
joskemom 2 years ago
I liked this & posted it on Facebook!
lynnvm 2 years ago