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CHP Report

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-CHP plant supplies 85% of the energy on campus -Provides 38MW of capacity -Reduces carbon emission by 25% -Plant allows Cornell to save $53M annually of direct costs -Save $2M of annually of indirect social and environmental costs oTakeaway: Though the CHP plant allows Cornell to reduce its reliance on coal as well as reduce transmission losses in addition to reducing CO2 and NOx emissions, capital costs are high. It also does not solve the issue of fossil fuel reliance as one is only substituting coal for natural gas. oHowever, there are widespread opportunities in the form of grants, loans and tax credits in addition to RPS mandates in various states oCaution should still be exercised as RPS mandates can be repealed and natural gas prices can go up.

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The Promise of Artificial Intelligence BNEF Talk -- Clare Curry

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AI can make a company both more resilient and efficient but the key is in targeted application with specific goals in mind. Like how she talked about it realistically as a specialized tool, not as a panacea for every and all problems.

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2018 New Energy Pioneers Piece -- Michael Wilshire

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Trend in energy is moving towards decentralization and virtual power plants. I liked how the slides show the evolution of the trends from physical technologies to virtual and IoT technology. Need to gather valuable data from these technologies to affect the most change.

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The Year Ahead 2019 - Electric Vehicles

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-By 2025, China's leaders want 7M EV cars sold every year, or about 20% of the total to be either PHEV or NEVs -Many carmakers are ramping up production by partnering with local EV makers and putting their brands on generic EV cars, all made by Guangzhou Automobile group -While up to $7900 of incentives are currently given to EV vehicles, they are expected to be phased out in 2021

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HIW Internship

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KOREA: -Renewable portfolio standard makes PV/Wind + storage projects extremely attractive -High Renewable energy certificate (REC) multipliers Australia: -One of the most decentralized energy grids in the world -Many large capacity projects (25-30MW) projects planned as part of the 25 million Australian Dollar Energy Storage Initiative -Many policies recently put in place to promote fast response power sources such as batteries Japan: -Government support for many VPP projects by corporations such as Daihen and Kansai Electric, and Sumitomo Electric -Many solar and wind projects will face curtailment in 2019 in what is known as the 2019 problem. China -VPP used for ancillary services -Incentives for power plants to provide stable power supply, which is aided with batteries

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1H 2019 Corporate Energy Market Outlook

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-Kyle Harrison -Private enterprises and public institutions, driven by sustainability initiatives and falling renewables costs, signed contracts to purchase a record 13.4GW globally in 2018 -190TWh projected 2030 clean energy shortfall for the current RE100 signatories -Further growth in corporate procurement globally will depend heavily on policy and power market accessibility in Asian and European markets, many of which are still unsuitable for direct purchasing of clean energy at a large scale. -NA leads the proportion of corporate PPAs by volume

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Flagship

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- Insight: recent market trends and recent policies that impacts various new energy markets - Shorts - Themes: Larger recurring ideas within a particular new energy industry - News - Data and Tools - Excel Models - Flagship Publications

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Flagship Publications

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- Annual New Energy outlook - Annual EV outlook - Quarterly market outlooks - LCOE tool - Annual Clean Energy Investment Report

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Popular Tools

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- Capacity and generation database - Energy assets - Prices, tariffs, and auctions - Investment and valuation - Equipment manufacturers - Electric vehicles - U.S Power

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New Energy Outlook

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-2/3 Renewables expected by 2050 -$11.8T in renewable energy investments expected between now and 2050 -Expected to generate 13000GW of new power b/w 2017 and 2050 -PV and wind plants is already becoming cheaper than building large scale coal and gas plants in larger markets -It is a matter of "when and how" not "if" wind, solar and battery technologies will disrupt electricity delivery all over the world.

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VPP

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-Two definitions: either a collection of decentralized energy generation sources for dispatch in the wholesale power markets or an aggregation of behind the meter technologies for dispatch and for grid and system level applications -Provide services such as network support (voltage regulation and congestion relief), ancillary services (frequency regulation and reserves), peak management (shifting energy demand of end-customers with the VPP from peak to off peak periods), spot market (selling power on the wholesale market along with other resources), capacity/reliability (receiving a payment for making capacity available to the system

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Climate Action Plan Report

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Climate action plan: -Established in 2009, carbon neural in 2035 -Most energy requirement from heating -10 Facilities on campus consumes roughly 37% of Cornell's energy requirement -Synchrotron facility accounts for 12% of TOTAL CONSUMPTION! -159,000 metric tons of CO2 in 2017 TAKEAWAY -Because NYS does not have an abundance of one type of resource (hydro in Washington, solar in Arizona), NYS has to have a diverse variety of different renewable energy sources in order to become energy independent -There is no turnkey solution for these technologies. Because weather is so variable at Cornell, with winter months providing the least amount of solar radiation, each project site needs to be carefully optimized in order to maximize generation capacity

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Companies and Assets

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- Organizations - Renewable assets - Storage assets - Renewable portfolio - Asset maps - Country rankings and comparisons - PPA - Equipment manufacturers - League tables - Data download tool

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Countries

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- Country profiles - Policy libraries - Country data tool - Prices and tariff

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Investment

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- Investment and valuation (league tables, green bonds, solar asset valuation, China belt and road) -LCOE -Transactions

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Sectors

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- Wind - Solar - Advanced transport - Energy storage - Decentralized energy - Digital industry - Frontier power - Carbon - Coal - Gas & LNG - Oil

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