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In 2014, when Arizona Public Service proposed installing 20 megawatts of rooftop solar systems on its side of the meter, national solar installers got upset. Was this APS trying to monopolize PV?
No. It was a chance for APS to test how smart inverters and storage can benefit the grid -- arguably a good thing for both utilities and solar installers.
APS is currently implementing two rooftop solar pilots, creating one of the most innovative testing grounds for PV in a state where the utility and installers have been warring with one another.
In this week's show, we'll talk with GTM Senior Reporter Julia Pyper, who's been digging into how these two programs have been performing.
This Squared content is sponsored by ABB Automation & Power World. ABB has a virtual conference coming up in September, called Risk, Reliability and Recovery. This free online event will focus on the real-world solutions to the challenges that utilities face: shrinking budgets, aging assets, new regulations and a host of new distributed energy assets. Register here.
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