Microturbine Generator Handbook

• Explains microturbine technology, operation, and commercial applications
• Provides practical guidance for feasibility studies, project planning, installation, and O&M
• Includes details on utility grid standards and interconnection requirements
• Addresses regulatory, permitting, and customer application considerations
• Contains appendices on microturbine evolution, testing programs, and interconnection rules
• Glossary and bibliography provide additional context for technical and regulatory topics

• Engineers and technical managers in distributed generation
• Utility planners and renewable energy developers
• Energy consultants evaluating microturbine integration
• Students and educators studying power generation and distributed energy technologies
• Professionals involved in feasibility studies, installation, and O&M of microturbine systems

Stephanie L. Hamilton is a recognized expert in distributed generation, writing and speaking internationally and specializing in microturbine generators. She directs a microturbine generator testing and assessment program for a major utility. She works closely with government agencies, industry organizations, and universities. Ms. Hamilton worked for several natural gas and electric utilities, with responsibility for hydroelectric and thermal. She has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and an M.S. in Management.