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Paritosh Das

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Paritosh Das

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NLR's Powered By Webinar Series featuring NLR's dGen Modeling Tool. The Distributed Generation Market Demand (dGenTM) model simulates customer adoption of distributed energy resources for residential, commercial, and industrial entities in the United States or other countries through 2050. The model enables analysis at multiple geographic levels (national, state, and utility, or below) and offers sophistication in representation of decision-making regarding economic and behavioral considerations. Analysts have used dGen to answer questions about load forecasting and integrated resource planning, policy analysis, locational value of distributed energy resources, and more. dGen is open source, and various energy organizations - including independent system operators, regional transmission organizations, and the California Energy Commission - use the model internally.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	20
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.66816/pr3751561
State	Published - 2026

NLR Publication Number

NLR/PR-7A40-100657

Keywords

affordability
DER
load forecasting

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