Distributed Energy Generation - Future or Fantasy?

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Examines distributed energy generation systems, technical viability, and infrastructure models. Teaches grid modernization, energy systems architecture, and deployment challenges.

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A 99-minute video from MIT Club of Northern California: “Distributed Energy Generation - Future or Fantasy?”.

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