Technologies Enabling the Virtual Power Plant 2017 – Research and Markets

October 9, 2017

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The "Technologies
Enabling the Virtual Power Plant" report has been added to Research
and Markets' offering.

Virtual Power Plants(VPPs) are an aggregation of different distributed
energy resources (DER), controlled to meet the demand and manage loads,
especially during the peak hours. They solutions those make a VPP
possible include, DERs, energy storage solutions and a control and
aggregation solution. A Distributed energy resource management solution
enables the aggregation of the DERs and controls them so that all the
connected DERs can be operated and controlled as a single unit. It also
helps in visualizing the operation of the DERs.

However, in a VPP the visibility on the load side is also very
important. This helps in determining the loading patterns and the actual
demand scenario. Each of the enabling technology has an important role
to play in a VPP. This study helps in identifying the technologies those
form a VPP, why are they important, important projects related to VPP
and the important stakeholders involved in developing solutions for VPP.

Key Topics Covered:

1.0 Executive Summary

2.0 Overview of a Virtual Power Plant: What and Why

3.0 Technologies Enabling VPP

4.0 Key VPP Projects

5.0 Key Stakeholders

6.0 Growth Opportunities

7.0 Technology Analysis and Analyst Insights

8.0 Key Contacts

9.0 Key Patents

Companies Mentioned

  • AutoGrid Inc.
  • Bosch Software Innovation GmbH
  • Bule Pillar Inc.
  • Comverge Inc.
  • Enbala Power Networks Inc.
  • EnerNOC
  • LightBlick SE
  • Next Kraftwerke GmbH
  • Sunverge Energy Inc.
  • Vcharge Inc.

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