10:09:27 From  Vu Nguyen  to  Sierra Dall(Direct Message):
	I will have to jump off early today- just wanted to make you aware
10:35:03 From  Lorenzo Kristov  to  Everyone:
	On the polarization in the industry around building bulk system resources and opposing DERs and MGs, all should be familiar with Christopher Clack’s recent modeling study showing the vast financisl benefits of growing the distribution side. https://www.vibrantcleanenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/WhyDERs_ES_Final.pdf
10:37:23 From  Chris Carrick  to  Everyone:
	Do Baird or Larisa know about what is happening in New York with regulatory or legislative policy?
10:44:43 From  Chris Carrick  to  Everyone:
	You would think that the closing of Indian Point in the Con Ed market would prompt New York to accelerate the process of creating a value stack tariff for microgrids!
10:51:26 From  Baird Brown  to  Everyone:
	Thx Lorenzo.
10:52:32 From  Craig Lewis  to  Everyone:
	Link to article highlighting a revolutionary way to easily value resilience for any facility, whether provisioned onsite or from Community Microgrids:  
	https://clean-coalition.org/news/a-revolutionary-way-to-easily-value-resilience-for-any-facility/
10:55:01 From  Evan Hughes  to  Everyone:
	On levels, how define "community" and "microgrid"? Are they usually one and the same level, or is a "community" a level that may include several microgrids?
10:56:38 From  Chris Carrick  to  Everyone:
	I agree with Craig - we defaulted to wholesale transmission for our Syracuse microgrid (using our county's waste-to-energy plant) b/c we couldn't come up with the distributed tariff value (which NYSERDA asked US to do!).  But it wasn't the right way to go.
10:59:57 From  Baird Brown  to  Everyone:
	Community may include several Microgrids.  There may be nested Microgrids.
11:01:33 From  Baird Brown  to  Everyone:
	I have to jump off.  Thanks Sierra and Thanks all.
11:02:39 From  Chris Carrick  to  Everyone:
	I have to jump thanks all
11:03:48 From  Craig Lewis  to  Everyone:
	Community Microgrids serve grid areas that include many facilities — and can incorporate lots of microgrids that serve individual facilities.