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Expertise to
Enable Grid
Transformation

ENABLING A RELIABLE, LOW-CARBON GRID

GridLab provides comprehensive technical expertise to policy makers,
advocates and other energy decision makers on the design,
operation and attributes of a flexible and dynamic grid.

OUR APPROACH

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

GridLab provides direct technical assistance for expert testimony in contested dockets, engineering reports, and modeling. GridLab’s
technical assistance platform is supported by a network of over 60 independent consultants and firms with recognized power systems knowledge.

CONNECTIVITY PLATFORM

TheGridLab is an online community forum for advocates, experts, and other interested parties to share knowledge and technical information around the design, operation, and attributes of a flexible and dynamic grid. TheGridLab platform has over 220 members and hosts discussions ranging from the role of regulated utilities in owning energy storage to appropriate valuation methods for avoided distribution charges.

TRAINING

GridLab partners with allied organizations to develop training modules on complex grid topics for use by advocates, regulators, and policymakers. In addition,GridLab develops written reports and whitepapers on relevant grid issues for dissemination to a broader audience.

GridLab Publications

Affordable Reliable Decarbonization Pathways For Montana

Removing Barriers to DER in Wholesale Markets

Pathways and Policies to Achieve Nevada’s Climate Goals

Western States Deep Decarbonization

NREL Inertia and the Power Grid: A Guide Without the Spin

A Playbook For Modernizing The Distribution Grid

10 Things you should know about Grid-Forming Inverters

Regulating Voltage: Recommendations For Smart Inverters

The Role of Distributed Energy Resources in
New Jersey’s Clean Energy Transition

Modernizing the Grid in the Public Interest:
Getting a Smarter Grid at the Least Cost for South Carolina Customers

Modernizing the Grid in the Public Interest:
A guide for Virginia Stakeholders