“We have to figure out how people can pay for these resources, and to pay for them we have to value them correctly,” said Jon Wellinghoff, a former Federal Energy Regulatory Commission chairman and Voltus's Chief Regulatory Officer.

Utility Dive covers USEA's media briefing on the evolving role of virtual power plants, including commentary for former FERC Chairman and Voltus's Chief Regulatory Officer, Jon Wellinghoff.

USEA held a virtual press briefing, during which energy reporters from WSJ, Utility Dive, Energy Central, and Forbes interviewed industry experts, including Voltus’s Chief Regulatory Officer and former FERC Chairman, Jon Wellinghoff, on the growing role of Virtual Power Plants.

Wood Mackenzie report finds that California has more VPPs than the three follow-up U.S. states combined.

Maryville trustees have approved a distributed energy resource agreement with Voltus.

Voltus this week launched a VPP program in Illinois with Resideo, Google Nest and Ecobee.

This report analyzes the state of the VPP market today in the US and Canada, based on a database of over 500 VPP projects.

Jon Wellinghoff discusses Michigan’s recent DR aggregator ban lift, in addition to other states within MISO (like Minnesota, Missouri, Indiana, and Arkansas) eyeing Michigan’s progress to potentially follow suit.

Gregg Dixon discusses the significance and future of virtual power plants and distributed energy resources with host, James Gifford

Homes and businesses can make the grid more reliable, and get paid to do so, by forming virtual power plants.