WISE Public Lecture
WISE Public Lecture | How local utilities will play a key role in the Energy Transition
WISE Public Lecture | How local utilities will play a key role in the Energy Transition
Research Spotlight by Prof. Sahar Pirooz Azad and Fatemeh Ahmadloo
Smoothing renewable energy connections
Balsillie School of International Affairs will host a special event on 28 September at 2:30 and will launch the Technology Governance Initiative at the Balsillie School of International Affairs.
WISE WATERLOO
Research Spotlight by Amelia Clarke, Laura Tozer, and Samantha Linton
How eight committed cities are cutting carbon emissions
WISE PUBLIC LECTURE | Decoding Energy Access Challenges, Integrating Attainment of UNSDGs
WISE hosted the Geothermal Workshop, a 1.5-day hybrid (in-person and online) workshop, held at the University of Waterloo on July 27 and 28, 2023.
Right now, energy generators sell their electricity to grid operators in a competitive energy market. Grid operators also oversee a parallel “demand response” procurement program, where big energy consumers like steel plants and pulp and paper mills offer to curb their electricity use during peak time — for a price
This can take a lot of pressure off the electricity grid. It also saves money by reducing the need for the most expensive forms of electricity generation. But according to WISE researcher Jessie Ma and her Toronto Metropolitan University colleague Bala Venkatesh, the current procurement practices create economic inefficiencies.