UWIG 2004 Fall Technical Workshop
October 27-28, 2004 - Crowne Plaza Albany - Albany, NY
Wind Integration: Focus on Eastern Markets
The 2004 UWIG Fall Technical Workshop explored key issues related to deployment of wind energy in the Northeastern U.S., Canada, and nationwide, and included presentations and discussion on both large-scale (transmission-connected) and small-scale (distribution-connected) wind turbine installation experiences.
Workshop topics included
- How Wind Operates in Competitive Energy Markets
- Results from Recent Wind Integration Studies
- Technology Advances including Turbine Developments, Hydrogen from Wind, and Energy Storage
- Regional Wind Project Developments
The workshop on October 27 was followed on October 28 with meetings of the UWIG user groups and a tour of the control center for the New York Independent System Operator and the facilities of GE Global Research.
On this page can be found the agenda and meeting overview for this workshop. The Utility Wind Interest Group, now the Utility Wind Integration Group, is pleased to make available the presentations for the session "Eastern Electricity Markets - How Does Wind Play in Competitive Markets for Energy, Capacity, and Ancillary Services." The rest of the presentations are available to UWIG members only. For information on joining UWIG, click here.
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Meeting Overview - Charlie Smith, Utility
Wind Interest Group
Wind Energy and FERC Transmission and Market Design Policy - Rob Gramlich, Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission
Integrating Wind Resources into New England's Competitive Wholesale Electricity Markets - David LaPlante, ISO New England
Integrating Wind Resources into the New York Power Grid - Mollie Lampi, New York Independent System Operator
How Wind Generators Participate in PJM Markets - Joe Kerecman, PJM Interconnection
Midwest ISO Market Design: Wind in Energy, Capacity and Ancillary Services Markets - Michael Robinson, Midwest ISO
Wind Integration in Ontario - Amir Shalaby, Independent Market Operator