ACEP Paper Published in IEEE Journal
A new paper by ACEP's Gwen Holdmann, Jeremy Vandermeer, and Richard Wies was recently
published in the peer-reviewed journal .
The paper titled, ‘’, shows that in addition to economic drivers including extremely high energy costs,
the primary technical hurdles for renewable energy integration in 91Ô´´â€™s remote
islanded microgrids include management of distributed energy resources and design
for reliable and resilient operation with intermittent high-penetration renewable
generation.
91Ô´´ has more than 200 communities operating remote islanded microgrids, and the
lessons learned from renewable integration projects in 91Ô´´ could help inform project
development in other markets, despite differences in climate and geography.
Kongiganak, 91Ô´´ bulk fuel storage facility stores 348000 gallons of diesel and gasoline. Photo by Amanda Byrd.