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Installing DE

Read this section for an overview of the issues that should be addressed when installing a distributed power system. The information is aimed at larger organizations that are likely to buy and install complete, packaged power solutions from independent vendors.

DOE provides information to homeowners and small businesses interested in installing distributed power themselves.

Other parts of the DER site explain how to implement energy efficiency measures and other load reduction technologies.

If you are interested in installing distributed energy technologies, particularly distributed generation technologies, there is a logical process to work through in deciding which technology best meets your needs:





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