Post by account_disabled on Mar 3, 2024 4:57:16 GMT -5
With high electricity costs and the emergence of new incentive programs, including the state’s new Valuing Distributed Energy Resources (VDER) program, New York’s commercial and industrial (C&I) energy consumers face a strong business case for on-site energy storage and solar-plus-storage.
However, amid all of these potential value streams, many C&I energy cons Betting Number Data umers are still unclear on whether energy storage is a good fit for their facilities.
In this live webinar, speakers from Energy + Environmental Economics (E3), an energy consulting firm that supported the development of New York’s energy storage policies, and energy solution provider Enel X North America will walk through the economics behind New York’s energy storage opportunity and explain what goes into a successful project.
This session will discuss:
How New York’s VDER program aims to encourage the use of distributed generation and energy storage in the state
Different approaches to capitalizing on New York’s unique energy storage value streams
Economics of sample projects in different regions throughout the state
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Speakers
Nick Lombardi
Senior Manager of Business Development
Enel X
Nick is responsible for developing Enel X’s DER customer offerings in New York and New Jersey. In 2018 and 2019 Nick has been primarily focused on planning and launching Enel X’s financed solar-plus-storage services in New York, including the Hybrid PPA (hPPA) for behind-the-meter projects and front-of-the-meter projects generating VDER credits.
Prior to joining Enel X, Nick was the Principal of oio energy, a DER project developer and consultant focusing on the emerging DER space in New York enabled by the state’s Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) proceedings. Nick has worked with a wide variety of DER startups, including Demand Energy, GridMarket, BlocPower, and Sparkfund. He was a key contributor to developing the microgrid at Marcus Garvey Village in Brooklyn, the NYCEEC solar loan for New York City co-ops and condos, the solar-plus-storage installation that powered the Enel eVillage at the 2017 Formula E race in Red Hook, and a variety of solar + sub-metering projects in co-ops and condos in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.
Nick got his start in energy in 2005 when he managed the planning and implementation of the Sustainable Design Guidelines for the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in Lower Manhattan. In 2013 he joined Conservation Services Group (CSG, now CLEAResult) to design and run pilot projects in residential and multifamily energy efficiency programs for NYSERDA, and to launch a new consulting unit focused on energy saving projects in multifamily buildings. Nick left CSG in 2015 to take on his own clients. He is a LEED AP, and he holds a B.A. in International Relations from Trinity College and a M.S. in Real Estate Finance from NYU.
However, amid all of these potential value streams, many C&I energy cons Betting Number Data umers are still unclear on whether energy storage is a good fit for their facilities.
In this live webinar, speakers from Energy + Environmental Economics (E3), an energy consulting firm that supported the development of New York’s energy storage policies, and energy solution provider Enel X North America will walk through the economics behind New York’s energy storage opportunity and explain what goes into a successful project.
This session will discuss:
How New York’s VDER program aims to encourage the use of distributed generation and energy storage in the state
Different approaches to capitalizing on New York’s unique energy storage value streams
Economics of sample projects in different regions throughout the state
Click Here To Register
Speakers
Nick Lombardi
Senior Manager of Business Development
Enel X
Nick is responsible for developing Enel X’s DER customer offerings in New York and New Jersey. In 2018 and 2019 Nick has been primarily focused on planning and launching Enel X’s financed solar-plus-storage services in New York, including the Hybrid PPA (hPPA) for behind-the-meter projects and front-of-the-meter projects generating VDER credits.
Prior to joining Enel X, Nick was the Principal of oio energy, a DER project developer and consultant focusing on the emerging DER space in New York enabled by the state’s Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) proceedings. Nick has worked with a wide variety of DER startups, including Demand Energy, GridMarket, BlocPower, and Sparkfund. He was a key contributor to developing the microgrid at Marcus Garvey Village in Brooklyn, the NYCEEC solar loan for New York City co-ops and condos, the solar-plus-storage installation that powered the Enel eVillage at the 2017 Formula E race in Red Hook, and a variety of solar + sub-metering projects in co-ops and condos in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.
Nick got his start in energy in 2005 when he managed the planning and implementation of the Sustainable Design Guidelines for the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in Lower Manhattan. In 2013 he joined Conservation Services Group (CSG, now CLEAResult) to design and run pilot projects in residential and multifamily energy efficiency programs for NYSERDA, and to launch a new consulting unit focused on energy saving projects in multifamily buildings. Nick left CSG in 2015 to take on his own clients. He is a LEED AP, and he holds a B.A. in International Relations from Trinity College and a M.S. in Real Estate Finance from NYU.