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Energy Solutions: A Podcast From EPSA
America runs on reliable, affordable electricity - but the demands on our grid are changing. From natural gas to renewable power, electric vehicles and the competitive power markets, what are the energy solutions to cultivate cleaner air, new technology and more innovative and reliable power generation - at the least cost? Experts and voices from throughout the electric industry and government join the Electric Power Supply Association to discuss emerging trends, current issues, energy customer needs, and new projects. Discover how competition unlocks solutions to build the grid of the future.
Energy Solutions: A Podcast From EPSA
Engineering a Reliable Grid
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Electric Power Supply Association
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Season 1
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Episode 19
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In July, the organization responsible for monitoring the reliability of America’s power system released a stark warning – the grid faces “unprecedented” challenges to its ability to keep the lights on. In this episode, Todd talks with Mark Lauby, senior vice president and chief engineer at the North American Electric Reliability Corporation, to understand more about what’s driving reliability concerns and what’s needed to keep the lights on this winter.
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"Energy Is King": New Planning Parameters
Will There Be an Answer? Gas-Electric Coordination
"A Much Longer Bridge": The Future for Natural Gas
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What policymakers need to know about reliability
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