Overview
The PowerPath DC Pilot Projects Governance Board was established by the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia (DCPSC) to select and recommend innovative energy pilot projects to the Commission. Formed as part of the PowerPath DC initiative, the board ensures that these projects align with the vision of a modern, sustainable, and resilient energy grid that promotes equitable access for all District residents.
Pilot Projects
Through collaboration and innovation, the Governance Board fosters groundbreaking pilot initiatives that shape the future of energy in the District. Learn more about these initiatives and their impact on creating a cleaner, more equitable energy future:
Designing and constructing a large community heat pump system to replace fossil fuel-based space conditioning systems, to enhance energy sustainability, achieve economies of scale, and support the city’s carbon neutrality goals
Demonstrating how advanced inverter technology and solar distributed energy resources can enhance grid sustainability, maximize hosting capacity, and address integration challenges while providing benefits to participants
Creating an innovative, multi-customer, neighborhood-scale microgrid demonstration project to show how community-based renewable energy systems can provide essential grid services
Board Members
The PowerPath DC Pilot Projects Governance Board members represent a diverse group of organizations dedicated to advancing sustainability and equity, including:
DCPSC staff also serve as both facilitators and board members, ensuring projects are seamlessly integrated with Commission priorities.
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