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Summary
New solar and wind generation has advanced rapidly in the US, with the trend only expected to accelerate in the years ahead. While the increasing availability of green electricity holds the promise of decarbonization, intermittency – creating periods of surplus and deficit renewables – is likely to make full decarbonization hard to achieve.
Join us as we explore the role of increasingly popular hybrid solar and storage projects in addressing this challenge using our latest quarterly power forecast findings.
- Trends driving hybrid interest in project interconnection queues
- Market dynamics affecting the prospects of hybrid generation:
- Green penetration due to renewable mandates and the Inflation Reduction Act
- Resource Adequacy revenue streams
- Localized constraints
Speakers
S&P Global Energy
Adam Wilson
S&P Global Energy
Senior Analyst, Equity Research/ Fixed Income
Adam Wilson is an analyst with the Regulatory Research team at S&P Global Market Intelligence specializing in U.S. renewable energy policy and analysis.
Adam Wilson is an analyst with the Regulatory Research team at S&P Global Market Intelligence specializing in U.S. renewable energy policy and analysis. He has worked in renewable energy for over ten years, specializing in wind, solar, and energy storage research. Before joining S&P Global, Adam worked at Navigant and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory conducting research and analysis on wind energy and distributed generation. Adam holds a BS in Meteorology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and an MS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado-Denver.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Steve Piper
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Director, North American Power and Renewables
Steve Piper is Director of Energy Research with S&P Global Market Intelligence. He has been with the company since 2009. Steve specializes in market price forecasting, economic feasibility assessment, demand forecasting and environmental analysis. Steve manages strategic research and forecasting for SNL Energy’s clients in the utilities, natural gas and coal industries.
Prior to his role at S&P Market Intelligence, Steve held positions at Platts, RDI and RCG/HaglerBailly.
Steve earned a Bachelor of Arts from Grinnell College and an Master in Project Management from the School of Public Affairs at University of Maryland-College Park.
Kristin Larson, PhD
Principal Analyst Energy Research
Kristin Larson has used her extensive data science and programming experience to add depth and insight to the Market Intelligence Power Forecast, which estimates generating asset value in U.S. markets.
Kristin Larson has used her extensive data science and programming experience to add depth and insight to the Market Intelligence Power Forecast, which estimates generating asset value in U.S. markets. Her publications cover renewable energy, capacity markets, power plant profitability, and energy storage. Previously, Dr. Larson spent over fifteen years in the renewable energy forecasting industry at start-up companies and made long term demand forecasts for Seattle City Light. Her Ph.D. is in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington and she has a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Princeton University.
Moderator
S&P Global Energy
Arsalan Gul
S&P Global Energy
Product Manager, MI Energy
Arsalan Gul is a Product Manager within S&P Global Commodities Insights. He has been with the company since 2015.
Arsalan Gul is a Product Manager within S&P Global Commodities Insights. He has been with the company since 2015. Arsalan has been supporting the energy product within CapIQ pro, helping with client queries and building energy transition financial models. As a product manager, he works on developing the energy product roadmap and building enhancements for new markets.
Arsalan received MSc. Finance & Business Economics from Manchester Business School.
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