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The Enernet: A New Model for Energy

  • PMPatrick Mahoney
  • BPBrian Patterson
  • TTTodd Taylor
10 min read2,322 words

ICT Today — October/November/December 2024 (Vol. 45, No. 4) · p. 14

  • Power Distribution
  • Smart Buildings

When electrical demand outstrips generation, grid operators traditionally engage in a process known as balancing the grid, which may include rolling blackouts. Distributing energy production efficiently requires a new model to assist with power quality and surety. A new grid-connected local generation schema where the local community contributes could be the electrical distribution solution that is needed for a brighter future.

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