Reports of Interest

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The Mid-Atlantic Distributed Resources Initiative (MADRI) seeks to identify and remedy retail barriers to the deployment of demand response, distributed generation, and energy efficiency in the Mid-Atlantic region. MADRI's Advanced Metering Infrastructure Toolbox features an extensive compilation of reports, studies, and other web resources related to advanced metering infrastructure options.

California PIER Transmission Research Program (PDF 1.7 MB)

Council on Competitiveness Value of Resilience Briefing Paper (PDF 149 KB)

CPUC Energy Efficiency: California's Highest-Priority Resource (PDF 220 KB)

Effective Solutions for Getting Needed Transmission Built at Reasonable Cost, TAPS, June 2004 (PDF 3.5 MB)

EPRI Enhancing Functionality - Including Fault Anticipation, Clark W. Gellings (PDF 1.1 MB)

EPRI Profiling and Mapping of Intelligent Grid R&D Programs Final Report (December 2006) (PDF 2.6 MB)

"Estimating Demand Response Market Potential among Large Commercial and Industrial Customers: A Scoping Study" (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, February 2007) (PDF 1.0 MB)

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Staff Report: Assessment of Demand Response and Advanced Metering, Docket AD06-2-000, August 2006 (PDF 1.69 MB)

High-Level Requirements Revision 2.7, Utility AMI, August 2006 (PDF 60 KB)

National Action Plan for Energy Efficiency (PDF 262 KB)

National Electricity Delivery Forum Session #A: New Transmission & Distribution Technologies, Phillip Pellegrino, SuperPower, Inc., February 2007 (PDF 5.9 MB)

NERC 2006 Long Term Reliability Assessment (PDF 1.1 MB)

NRDC Assembly Bill 32: California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (PDF 55 KB)

Opinion on the Need for Additional Transmission Capacity to Serve the San Diego Gas & Electric Company Service Territory (PDF 669 KB)

Sate of California Energy Action Plan II: Implementation Roadmap for Energy Policies, September 2005 (PDF 450 KB)

Smart Meters in Ontario, IESO, February 2007 (PDF 95 KB)

Chapter II: Testimony of Wayne Schmus Regarding SDG&E's Reliability Justification for the Project. (Errata) (PDF 275 KB)

Chapter III: Testimony of Doug Boccignone Regarding the Economic Justifications Advanced for the Project. (Errata) (PDF 297 KB)

Transmission and Wind Energy: Capturing the Prevailing Winds for the Benefit of Customers, NationalGrid, September 2006 (PDF 1.3 MB)

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Demand Response Report to Congress (EPAct 2005, Sec. 1252), "Benefits of Demand Response and Benefits to Achieve Them," February 2006 (PDF 688 KB)