Published
11 January 2011 | By KEMA
Reliability in an electric power system has traditionally depended on balancing supply and demand. Today, the drive for creating a more sustainable power system is creating new opportunities, and challenges for maintaining system reliability. New and emerging energy technologies, government policies and customer expectations are changing the landscape. Many forward-looking leaders in the utility industry are defining a new vision for modern electric system architecture and operations — the Virtual Power Plant.
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