Topic:"Program Requirements" in M13083

Overview Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) enhance visibility and allow utilities to directly orchestrate and coordinate DER behaviour (e.g., curtailment, dispatch for local flexibility) to help avoid grid constraints....

AI summary Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) are critical for integrating DERs by enabling real-time coordination and control. Stakeholders support DERMS and emphasize the need for evolving program design, joint procurement, transparency, and alignment on technical standards and participation models.

Enabling Strategies - Rates: Time of day rate with an off-peak, mid-peak, and on-peak rate; net-metering for solar - Programs: Peak time rebate program is a behavioural DR program with an award of $1/kWh reduced; direct load control (DLC)...

AI summary The document outlines enabling strategies for energy management, including time-of-day rates, peak time rebate programs, direct load control, and procurement of distributed solar with storage. It also discusses co-deployment processes between PGE and Energy Trust Oregon to serve high energy burdened customers.