Dwayne Breger
Director, Clean Energy Extension; Extension Professor, Environmental Conservation
Specialty: Renewable energy and energy efficiency
Primary Interests
Areas of specialization: Renewable energy and climate mitigation economics and policy
I am interested in applied research to support the understanding and resolve of clean energy and climate mitigation barriers and opportunities, particularly in ways that advance community-based energy markets, local economic development, and equitable distribution of the economic benefits of distributed energy resources.
Publications
Manwell, J.F., McGowan J.G., Breger, D., A design and analysis tool for utility scale power systems incorporating large scale wind, solar photovoltaics and energy storage. “Journal of Energy Storage”, Vol. 19, October 2018, 103-112.Dowling, Z., Breger, D., The Low Cost of Curtailment for Bats at Offshore Wind Facilities. “Conservation Letters” (submitted for publication).
Flynn, H., Breger, D., Belden, A., Bier, A., Laurent, C., Andrews, N., Rickerson, W., “System Dynamics Modeling of the Massachusetts SREC Market”, Sustainability, 2010, 2, 2746-2761.