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Distributed Energy Update

February 14, 2008

Publication Date February 2008
Publisher IDC
Product Type Report
Pages 10
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code IDC01415
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Summary

This Distributed Energy Update covers the following topics:

  • DOE Offers Funds for PHEV Demonstrations, as More Companies Move to Commercialization
  • New Report Examines Pros and Cons of External Disconnect Switches for Inverter-Based DE
  • Ceramic Fuel Cells Ships Trial Micro-CHP Units to Partners
  • Rolls-Royce Moves Towards Fuel Cell Field Demonstration
  • Large Engine Shipments Climbing in North America
  • New Hampshire Utility Installs 1.8kW Wind Turbine Atop Utility Pole

In this Update we examine the growing momentum for plug-in electric hybrid vehicles, including an assessment of how PHEVs differ from earlier alternative fuel efforts. We also report on the findings of a new report examining the pros and cons of requiring external disconnect switches for small-scale DE projects using inverters. We then assess recent market activities in the fuel cell sector and for reciprocating engines shipments. Finally, we describe a unique pilot utility project in New Hampshire that suggests possibilities for much greater growth in the small wind turbine market.

Content

  • In This Update
    • DOE Offers Funds for PHEV Demonstrations, as More Companies Move to Commercialization
    • New Report Examines Pros and Cons of External Disconnect Switches for Inverter-Based DE
    • Ceramic Fuel Cells Ships Trial Micro-CHP Units to Partners
    • Rolls-Royce Moves Toward Fuel Cell Field Demonstration
    • Large Engine Shipments Climbing in North America
    • New Hampshire Utility Installs 1.8kW Wind Turbine Atop Utility Pole
    • Figure: Unitil Linesmen Install a 1.8kW Skystream Wind Turbine Atop a 34kV Sub-Transmission System Pole
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    • Related Research
      • Plug-in Electric Hybrids
      • Micro-Combined Heat and Power
      • Fuel Cells
      • Interconnection
      • Wind Power
      • Engines