Areas of Expertise:

Clean Energy, Climate Change, Demand Side Management, Electric Vehicles, Energy Economics, Energy Efficiency, Energy Security, Energy Storage, Innovation, R&D, Renewables, Solar, Transportation

Additional Areas of Expertise:

Microgrid Building System Design and Development

Recent Comments by John Sarter

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• "Christopher Sand's observations and comments hit the nail on the head. The main issue is not at all about the pipeline. The problem is the precedent t"
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• "Dave, The two alternatives you propose would both likely have the net effect of moving microgrid development forward, depending of course on the ra"
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• "It appears the link I placed to the article in the IEEE Xplore magazine was broken, I will try again "
  Are Microgrids the Answer to the Increasing Complexity of Electricity Markets?
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  Are Microgrids the Answer to the Increasing Complexity of Electricity Markets?