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Transforming Energy: Exelon

CERAWeek by S&P Global

“We’ve made investments to ensure our reliability is essentially top quartile and, in some instances, top decile, for example as we have at ComEd. We know the grid is ready to accept levels of electrification.”
Byline: 

Sunny Elebua

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Small Modular Reactors are Indeed Coming

NuScale

“We see opportunities, especially with the Inflation Reduction Act. There’s a lot of benefit to coal plant repurposing from a cost-per-megawatt-hour savings with the tax credit. You gain more tax credit benefit from hydrogen production.”
Byline: 

Clayton Scott

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Exchange with Exelon CEO Calvin Butler

Electrification

 

“My calendar’s controlling me now. Everything’s a first and you have to engage differently until you understand, what’s important, what’s not? How do you engage? It’s going to be that way for a while.”
Byline: 

Calvin Butler with Lawrence Jones

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PUF Annual Pulse of Power Survey: How You Answered Eight Questions

Guidehouse

“More than ever before, the utilities that operate the grid, their regulators, and society at large, understand their fates should be increasingly intertwined going forward. Climate change and GHG reduction mandates make DER integration a necessity, along with building and transportation electrification.”
Byline: 

Mackinnon Lawrence and Richelle Elberg

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Transitioning Island Energy Systems

Electrification

 

“Five years ago, I was working at EEI, and retired in June 2017. I got a call to come to Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico had tremendous hurricanes, Irma, and Maria. I’ve never seen anything like that in my life. 95% of the cell towers were down, 90% of people didn’t have drinking water, and 3,000 people lost their lives. Homes were shattered.”
Byline: 

David Owens et al.

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Reflections on 'When Wire was King'

Temporary FCC Exemption Turns Forty

“The tax to pay for these subsidy programs is assessed on traditional telecommunications services, which is a shrinking part of the communications industry, while Internet services are not subject to this tax as a result of that 40-year-old decision to temporarily exempt enhanced services.”
Byline: 

Stephen Goodman

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