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Expanding the Possibilities: When and Where Can Grid-Enhancing Technologies, Distributed Energy Resources, and Microgrids Support the Grid of the Future? Srishti Slaria, Molly Robertson, and Karen Palmer Report 23-13 September 2023 Expanding the Possibilities: When and Where Can GETS, DERs, and Microgrids Support the Grid of the Future? A About the Authors Srishti Slaria is an economics PhD candidate at the University of Kansas and was a summer 2023 intern at Resources for the Future (RFF). Her current research…
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