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Integrated Energy Pathways

Integrated Energy Pathways Early Stage • The number of controllable devices connecting to the grid is skyrocketing. To address this, NREL is developing the concept of autonomous energy systems (AES) • Focus on basic research in optimization theory, control theory, big data analytics, and complex system theory to develop a flexible planning and operation framework that can keep pace with the complexity of modern energy grids Mid-Stage • To meet the needs of future energy systems, NREL's Integrated Energy Systems at Scale (IESS) initiative addresses the fundamental challenges of - Scaling the physical size of new energy technologies - Controlling large numbers of interconnected devices into larger systems - Integrating multiple diverse technologies • Late-Stage Demonstrate autonomous energy grids and advanced storage and renewable energy generation EATON NEXTera ENERGY RESOURCES res powering change GE AMERICAS NREL 7
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