March 23, 2017 Distributed Generation Interconnection
Forum
Presentations and follow-up
Stayer Center (Marian University), Fond du Lac, WI
Sponsored by Wisconsin Distributed Resources Collaborative
(WIDRC)
Co-sponsored by Mid-West Energy Research Consortium
(M-WERC)
Event
Agenda What is Distributed Generation?
Distributed generation is the locating of electricity
generators close to the point of consumption. It provides some
unique benefits to power companies and customers that are not
available from centralized electricity generation. Distributed power technologies are inherently modular, and can
include renewable energy, fuel cell, and cogeneration systems. In
Wisconsin, Distributed Generation refers to installations 15 MW or
smaller.
Topic |
Title |
Presenter |
Affiliation |
Date |
History of Developing Wisconsin PSC 119 and the Interconnection Guidelines | "History of PSC 119" | Larry Krom | V.P., WIDRC | 3/23/17 |
Wisconsin DG Interconnection Practices Survey (Survey of WI Electric Utilities and Installer/Contractors - July 2016) |
"WIDRC DG Interconnection Survey Results" | Deborah Erwin |
Manager, Regulatory Policy, Xcel Energy |
3/23/17 |
Nuts and Bolts of Distributed Generation Interconnection | "MGE -WIDRC DG Training" | David Toso | Senior Engineer, Madison Gas & Electric | 3/23/17 |
How the DG landscape has changed over the years -- a look at the data | " WI DG Installation Data along with National Solar Trends" |
Corey Singeltary ------------------ Tyler Huebner |
WI Public Service Commission --------------- RENEW Wisconsin |
3/23/17 |
Market and technical trends in DG |
"Where Might We Be Headed? Signposts from Other States" |
Emerson Reiter | National Renewable Energy Laboratory | 3/23/17 |
IEEE Standards Updates | "IEEE P1547 Draft 6.7 Proposed Standards Revision" | Mark Siira | ComRent Intn’l, IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee 21 Chair | 3/23/17 |