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We predict & adjust energy demand of your flexible devices for a cheaper electricity bill & greater use of renewables. Championing demand flexibility since 2012

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Jamie Henn
Jamie Henn@jamieclimate·
An asteroid is hurtling towards Earth. The world’s diplomats come together to address the emergency. And they spend the whole time talking about how to create “market mechanisms” to try and avoid actually paying for asteroid defense. That’s basically #COP25 so far.
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WRI Climate@WRIClimate·
Why should we worry about double counting under #Article6 of the #ParisAgreement at #COP25? Let us explain with this cartoon strip, with characters representing countries. Thread below. ⬇
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Dave Jones
Dave Jones@CleanPowerDave·
"Even as coal fades...." A 0.9% fall in global coal emissions is NOT fading. A 10% fall in global coal emissions is fading. Anyone that thinks "coal is done" is missing the urgency with which the world needs to act...
The New York Times@nytimes

Emissions of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels hit a record high in 2019, researchers said, putting countries farther off course from their goal of halting global warming nyti.ms/33NvluO

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Tempus Energy@tempusenergy·
International Hotel Group Inks Deal With Energy Management Software Company | The Rising "Tempus’s technology will help clients like IHG take reducing their carbon footprint into their own hands" buff.ly/2QPVQwS
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Tempus Energy@tempusenergy·
Demand Flexibility: A New Approach "demand flexibility programs can provide for accountability and align incentives throughout the market toward solving real grid needs" buff.ly/34bK3wz
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Matt Golden
Matt Golden@goldenmatt·
In fact, its all those night time setbacks which create a huge morning peak as every building recovers +- 10 degrees. I think we would be better off (no math yet) keeping the house warm (which will use more kWh) but will result in less morning peak.
Ben Paulos@BenPaulos

@pecanstreetinc @eGaugeSystems @goldenmatt It turns out my house here in Berkeley is a microcosm of this problem. Here is my chart: green is PV output, yellow is my (gas) furnace power demand. It's true that I set my thermostat back in the day and overnight, but also that heating load declines in the day. (next slide)

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Deborah Bynum, also @dbynum.bsky.social
Deborah Bynum, also @dbynum.bsky.social@stetsberlin·
Worth a read! Three important messages immediately catch my eye (among others) 1) There is evidence that capacity markets drive excess capacity, 2) consumers end up paying more, 3) capacity is not the service needed to support reliability.
Rob Gramlich@RobGramlichDC

Capacity markets—discuss! @gogginmichael and I offer reasons to replace or reform in this new paper: gridprogress.files.wordpress.com/2019/11/too-mu… @jacob_mays @drvox @CleanFERC @RegAssistProj

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Tempus Energy@tempusenergy·
UK, France and Germany 'leading on demand side flexibility in Europe' - Energy Live News buff.ly/339rjwz
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Doug Parr
Doug Parr@doug_parr·
Airlines going for offsetting to deal with their carbon emissions - make sure they work (history says they often don’t) - that it allows aviation to carry on business as usual (it mustn’t) - in a zero C world there’ll be nowhere to offset to #greenwash france24.com/en/20191119-ea…
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Jan Rosenow
Jan Rosenow@janrosenow·
Climate change is now high on the political agenda. Ever higher targets are adopted but emissions keep rising. We need real policy and regulatory change now not in 2030. theguardian.com/environment/20…
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Tempus Energy@tempusenergy·
@SZaitschenko @henryadamsUK @PowerTechnology Agreed, they don't 'store' thermal energy in the traditional sense. By removing thermal energy from a fridge (for example) you do create a potential which is analogous to the chemical storage in a battery. Either way, it is an interesting way to lower demand when it is needed!
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Tempus Energy@tempusenergy·
Could the nation’s fridges rebalance the UK National Grid? | @PowerTechnology "A new deal between the UK’s National Grid and Asda will see the supermarket giant provide around 13MW of ‘virtual battery power’ from its air-conditioning and fridges" buff.ly/2CWWHnd
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CAN EUROPE@CANEurope·
10 years ago, EU member states committed to phasing out fossil fuel subsidies by 2025. However, as of today, not a single EU country has yet spelled out a plan to phase them out. Next step: 🇪🇺governments must fix this in their 2030 climate plans #NECPs. friendsofeurope.org/insights/subsi…
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Tempus Energy@tempusenergy·
@SZaitschenko @henryadamsUK @PowerTechnology The term 'virtual battery power' may be a tad misleading, but I think what it is referring to is that the such a scheme would be 'storing' thermal energy in the fridges and air conditioning chillers. This would allow for their realtime demand to be lower during periods of low VRE
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