BILLIONS NEEDED TO IMPROVE US TRANSMISSION SYSTEM BY 2050
A new report by WIRES projects investment need of $230-$690 billion to support a more electrified economy
PACE OF RENEWABLE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT LAGS WITHOUT TRANSMISSION EXPANSION
Nina Plaushin, ITC Vice-President of Regulatory and Federal Affairs and Past-President, WIRES, recently joined host Sara Baldwin on Grid Geeks, a podcast featuring energy policy thinkers.
POLICYMAKERS NEED CREDIBLE DATA FOR EVALUATING ORDER 1000 FIXES
Study from Concentric Energy Advisors is most comprehensive to date; finds no basis to expand scope of transmission solicitation processes.
ITC OFFERS STRATEGIES FOR NEW ENERGY FUTURE AT 2018 CERA WEEK
At Premier Industry Conference, ITC Executives Offer Strategies for a New Energy Future
TRANSMISSION INVESTMENT BENEFITS CONSUMERS AND LOCAL ECONOMIES
Electric transmission projects produce diverse and quantifiable benefits during their long lives. – London Economics International
JOBS STUDY INFOGRAPHIC
The U.S. Electric Power Industry Creates American Jobs and Supports a Healthy Economy- Powering America Report
ASCE REPORT CARD
Electric delivery in the U.S. depends on aging and complex patchwork system of power generation facilities, transmission and distribution grids, local distribution lines, and substations. The American Society of Civil Engineers gives energy infrastructure a grade of D+.
TRANSMISSION: THE UNSUNG HERO OF THE DOE GRID RELIABILITY STUDY
New and better power lines can help integrate clean energy resources, but insiders say longstanding planning issues are blocking expansion.
ENERGY DEPARTMENT INVESTS $7.5 MILLION TO IMPROVE ELECTRIC GRID RELIABILITY AND …
The Department of Energy announces a 30 million dollar US-India consortium to increase efforts for more reliable energy in both countries. This partnership allows for a more advanced distribution grid, as well as the collaboration of resources, laboratories and industries.
UTILITIES EMBRACE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY
As consumer interest in clean energy choices continues to increase, electricity providers begin to invest in distributed energy resources. Utilities can take notes and incorporate the transactive energy into their business models.