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Electricity regulation has mostly remained unchanged for the last 100 years. States enter into a “regulatory compact” with electric utilities whereby the State grants the ...

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When electrical energy flows uninterrupted, cities stay competitive in an ever-changing digital economy and can rebound from the shocks of natural disaster and security threats. ...

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Considering society's healthy interest in energy, sustainability and resiliency, hydropower technology can often be implemented as a simple addition to an existing water system. ...

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Based on the recently published Energy Systems: A view from 2035. This presentation included a vision of the future energy system which has transitioned to a resilient, low-carbon ...

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George Mason's facilities footprint grew from 3.5 million square feet in 2006 to 9 million square feet today, yet energy costs only rose 20 percent. Buchanan will include ...

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The presentation reviewed several case studies on hot water systems utilizing PE-RT (Polyethylene of Raised Temperature) piping systems including the construction of the new ...

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Enwave Chicago’s systems experience chronic fouling from untreated river water. Interphase’s ongoing pilot demonstrates the benefits of its technology to reduce systemic fouling ...

Track: Microgrids for Enhanced Resiliency Workshop Speaker
Baird Brown, eco(n)law

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Track: Microgrids for Enhanced Resiliency Workshop Speaker
Allie Detrio, Engie

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Utility regulators in Washington, D.C. launched the Modernizing the Energy Delivery System for Increased Sustainability (“MEDSIS”) working group process to formulate recommendations ...