Copyright © 2000-2020 Emerging Technologies Coordinating Council. The municipal portion of this program is funded and administered by Sacramento Municipal Utility District and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. Learn the latest in energy innovation research funded under Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) at the EPIC Symposium on Thursday, December 3 at the Lake Natoma Inn (702 Gold Lake Drive) in Folsom. About the California Energy Commission. California Energy Commission. Steve Jones Comments: Large scale renewable hydrogen generation via electrolysis linked to grid stabilization and zero carbon fuel.

Among the topics included: energy efficiency in new and existing buildings; energy efficiency in agriculture and water sectors; advances in residential solar power; new LED lighting solutions, bioenergy, grid operations in real-time; renewable energy forecasting, and vehicle to grid applications. Brian Yanity Comments: Heavy-rail Wayside Energy Storage System (WESS) at passenger train stations and freight yards. The projects were funded through the Energy Commission’s Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) program, which invests about $130 million annually for innovations and technologies that … Search this site. Ӏ�c@���rQH��X$�A�A�Q��y� C`�Ŧsl2���j��Eq��\~� �'-�j���Ɛ Ԫ��p���h�3��Ҍ@��V@W�@��* ��=

Participants include Cal Fire, the California Independent Systems Operator, CA Natural Resources Agency, CA Department of Food and Agriculture, California Institute for Energy and Environment, Electric Power Research Institute, California League of Food Processors, Habitat for Humanity San Joaquin County, and DeYoung Properties and will discuss a variety of innovations with researchers. 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Singer Comments: Tribal Energy Program for California Indian Tribes, Dian Grueneich Comments: Smart cities: enabling municipalities to leverage synergies between water-energy-food nexus through data, Pam Seidenman Comments: Advanced Microgrid Solutions EPIC Triennial Planning Comments, Liang Min Comments: Integrated Transmission and Distribution Co-simulation, Dale Sartor Comments: Data Center Efficiency Initiative, Philip L. Top Comments: Frequency Responsive Load, Joseph Gallegos Comments: Decoupling energy from irrigation - A new FEW nexus, Glenn Gallagher Comments: Energy Efficiency Study for low-GWP Transcritical CO2 in convenience stores and small grocery stores, Rishee Jain Comments: Data-driven microgrid planning for community resilience, Brian Kelley Comments: Interaction and Impact Studies for Distributed Energy Resource, Transactive Energy, and Electric Grid, using High Performance Computing -based Modeling and Simulation, Brian Yanity Comments: The need for freight rail electrification in Southern California - attachment, Joseph Gallegos Comments: Micro Incubator - high volume innovation venting, Prakash Rao Comments: Input for 2018-2020 EPIC Triennial Plan, Brian Yanity Comments: Feasiblity study of freight rail electrification in Southern California, Andrew Campbell Comments: The Value of Research Centers and Pathways to Support Them, Mikael Sloth Comments: Grid balancing in California through renewable hydrogen production, Andrew Campbell Comments: EPIC Idea: Social Science Research Center on Renewables, Climate, Data, Sarah Outcault Comments: Expanding scope of adoption initiative, Alan Meier Comments: Reducing Builder-Installed Loads in New and Renovated Homes, Nanpeng Yu Comments: Big Data Applications in Smart Power Distribution Systems, Marc J Perez Comments: High Penetration Renewables in CA at Minimal Cost, Felicia Federico Comments: Commercial / Industrial Sector Energy Intensity and Generation Potential, Theresa Pistochini Comments: Comments on proposed EPIC Framework, Paul Royere Comments: Water-Cooled Data Centers. %%EOF Docket Log.

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