Electricity generation is changing. This change must and can support a resilient power system. Advanced tools and technologies can accelerate emerging generation systems and/or maximize the value of existing generation assets as they provide value to the grid. The grid of the future may coexist with the widespread deployment of dedicated off-grid or smaller scale, potentially modular, generating assets in remote areas or dedicated to specific facilities.
Research within this technical area falls under six main subtopics:
- Hybrid System Portfolio Operations
- Micro and Small-Scale Generation and Supporting Technologies
- Security of Generation, Fuel Supply, and Water Supply
- Environmental Impacts and Critical Functions
- Environmental Resiliency
- Generation InterdependenciesÂ
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