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In November 2014, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) issued an “initial reliability review” in which it identified elements of the CPP that could lead to reliability concerns. Echoed by some grid operators and cited in comments to EPA submitted by states, utilities, and industry groups, the NERC study has made reliability a critical issue in finalizing, and then implementing, the Clean Power Plan.    In order to gain insight on the issue, the Advanced Energy Economy Institute commissioned The Brattle Group, a leading consulting firm to utilities and grid operators, to conduct a critical review of the NERC study. US News & World Report quotes this review in a report of EPA Commissioner Gina Mccarthy’s remarks about the Clean Power Plan:

This piece was originally published in Energy Biz Magazine's Spring 2015 edition. It is available here on Energy Biz Magazine's Website. 

Several news outlets, including Greentech Media, E&E News, and PV Magazine covered the release of AEE's latest report, Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report. Check out the full coverage from those sources here. Additional coverage included:

The National Law Review reported on AEE's 2015 Market Report in two separate features. The first, written by Sahir Surmeli, focuses on the relative size of the advanced energy economy:

Fierce Energy reported on AEE's new report, Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report. Barbara Lundin writes: 

By Umair Irfan

Julia Pyper, writing for Greentech Media, features AEE's new 2015 Market Report in a story. "The advanced energy sector has made it to the big leagues," she begins.

PV Magazine covered AEE's new report, Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report, citing its findings about the size and scope of the advanced energy market. 

In Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report, now available for download here, we found that energy efficiency is the largest segment of this nearly $1.3 trillion global market. In the article "Building Efficiency Now Biggest Business in Advanced Energy," Elisa Woods writes, "If there were any doubt that advanced energy has become big business — particularly building efficiency — a report out today puts it to rest."

By Katherine Ling