Perspective

A conversation with EPRI SVP for Energy Delivery and Customer Solutions, Rob Chapman, about what you can expect to see and hear at the Electrification 2022 mega-conference in Charlotte this March.

We’re simultaneously decarbonizing, digitizing, electrifying, diversifying who we are, and doubling down on the resilience of what we do.

Canada differs from the U.S. with a colder climate and its own approach to environmental policy. A new report, “Canadian National Electrification Assessment,” by the Electric Power Research Institute unpacks what it all means. PUF sat down with EPRI's John Bistline to find out more about what decarbonization will look like in Canada.

Excerpted comments of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, senior leaders from Duke Energy, National Grid, PG&E, PSEG, EEI, AGA, API, UTC, and Commissioners from Maryland and Rhode Island.

“It’s representative of how we could do a significant carbon reduction of our power generation sector with existing assets, which is critical.”

“The value chain around a hydrogen economy is going to be important.”

“We will pipe in hydrogen, mix it right at the plant, blend it with gas, and then feed it into the plant.”

The New York Power Authority announced the Green Hydrogen Demonstration Project, the first commercial natural-gas-fired power plant in the U.S. to demonstrate the technical feasibility of green hydrogen blending.

Dialogue between Dominion Energy’s Steve Hudson and POWER Engineers’ Arnold Fry on 3D modeling innovations in substation design.

Conversation with EIPC’s John Buechler, Keith Daniel, Jordan Bakke, and Zach Smith about the white paper “Planning the Grid for a Renewable Future.”