Host: Jon Powers Published: 11/10/2020 Advance Energy Economy

EXPERTS ONLY PODCAST: UNDERSTANDING FERC 2222 WITH NAT KREAMER AND JEFF DENNIS

Description: In its landmark Order No. 2222, FERC requires all Regional Transmission Organizations and Independent System Operators (RTOs/ISOs) to remove barriers to wholesale market participation by aggregated distributed energy resources (DERs). This means that DERs – including distributed solar, energy storage, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, demand response, and more – will be able to bid into wholesale energy, ancillary services, and capacity markets according to their technical capabilities. While holding enormous potential for DER providers and aggregators to enter new markets with new business models, Order No. 2222 sets out numerous compliance requirements, which the RTOs/ISOs will have to decide how to meet, subject to FERC approval. The results of that process will ultimately determine the scale of this market opportunity for advanced energy businesses. This AEE webinar will break down FERC’s Order and examine the questions that DER developers, utilities, and grid operators will have to grapple with as they put Order No. 2222 into practice.We’re thrilled to share a special Experts Only episode with you. Host Jon Powers had the pleasure of speaking with our own CEO, Nat Kreamer, and one of our managing directors and our general counsel, Jeff Dennis, to discuss Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Order No. 2222.

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Presents a Webinar:

FERC Order No. 2222: Opening the Door to DERs in Wholesale Markets

Live on Thursday, November 12 at 3pm ET

In its landmark Order No. 2222, FERC requires the removal of all barriers to wholesale market participation by aggregated distributed energy resources (DERs).

This bold action opens the door for new technologies to participate on an even playing field, which will increase not only industry innovation, but also consumer savings.

On November 12, Advanced Energy Economy’s webinar will break down FERC’s Order and examine the questions that DER developers, utilities, and grid operators will have to grapple with as they put Order No. 2222 into practice.

FERC Order No. 2222: Opening the Door to DERs in Wholesale Markets

Live on Thursday, November 12, at 3p ET / 12 PT

In its landmark Order No. 2222, FERC requires all Regional Transmission Organizations and Independent System Operators (RTOs/ISOs) to remove barriers to wholesale market participation by aggregated distributed energy resources (DERs). This means that DERs – including distributed solar, energy storage, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, demand response, and more – will be able to bid into wholesale energy, ancillary services, and capacity markets according to their technical capabilities. While holding enormous potential for DER providers and aggregators to enter new markets with new business models, Order No. 2222 sets out numerous compliance requirements, which the RTOs/ISOs will have to decide how to meet, subject to FERC approval. The results of that process will ultimately determine the scale of this market opportunity for advanced energy businesses. This AEE webinar will break down FERC’s Order and examine the questions that DER developers, utilities, and grid operators will have to grapple with as they put Order No. 2222 into practice.