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Will Power Plants Move into the Cloud?
Teresa Carey; FreeThink
A virtual power plant could manage and distribute power between houses — protecting communities from outages during a crisis.
Hannah Beal had been wanting to move to the Rocky Mountains for years. Denver was too crowded for her liking, and access to hiking trails and skiing was becoming a long, congested drive.
So when she landed a job as a secretary at Carbondale Middle School, 150 miles west of the city, she, her husband, and her nine-year-old son packed their bags and hit the road. They never planned to move into a living laboratory that proponents are calling “the future of energy.”