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Delivering Renewable Energy via Long Distance Transmission

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Energy pundits and policymakers pay renewable energy a lot of attention, but the only way to make renewable energy a practical alternative to oil is to construct a robust energy grid that makes long distance power transmission of non-dispatchable and remote non-fossil fueled energy fast and efficient. In this lively roundtable discussion, Focus Experts explained the significance of high voltage direct current (HVDC), approaches to financing such an energy grid, and what implementation of an energy grid means for energy markets. Focus Experts also presented opposing viewpoints on the feasibility of an HVDC smart grid that covers the entire US and delivers power intelligently, securely, and reliably.

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Harry Valentine
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Kevin Coffee
Vice President Energy Ma...
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Peter Esposito
Sr. VP & Chief Commercia...
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Christopher Jablonski
Independent Marketing Co...
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Think this technology would be also most applicable on the DC side of a PV system?Specifically, NEC Chapter 9 Table 8 power losses less than 2.5% with MPPT, for instance, increasing the distance for ground-mounted arrays.
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Looking forward to learning more about whether HVDC smart grids are a viable approach for transmission in the United States.
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