The Peer-to-Patent project has announced that they’ve chosen to focus their attention on two cleantech patent applications.

The first patent application has the publication number 20090062969 and is titled: Hybrid robust predictive optimization method of power system dispatch.

The abstract reads: A method of power system dispatch control solves power system dispatch problems by integrating a larger variety of generation, load and storage assets, including without limitation, combined heat and power (CHP) units, renewable generation with forecasting, controllable loads, electric, thermal and water energy storage. The method employs a predictive algorithm to dynamically schedule different assets in order to achieve global optimization and maintain the system normal operation.

The second patent application has the publication number 20090062967 and is titled: HYBRID VEHICLE RECHARGING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATION.

The abstract reads: A system and method for recharging a plug-in hybrid vehicle. The system includes a controller that schedules the recharging of the vehicles on local electrical distribution networks. The system arranges the schedule to minimize the demand loading on the local distribution network to more efficiently operate power plants providing electrical power to the distribution networks. A system for collecting charges associated with the recharging of plug-in hybrid vehicles is also disclosed providing for prepaid utility accounts.

I’ve attached a claim map (click the man below) of each patent application so that the reader can quickly assess what’s in them. For example, although “hybrid” is in the title of the first patent application, it’s not in the claims.