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Powering the People: IBM

Edison Foundation

“Most people don’t understand that there’s a big difference between AI and Generative AI. Generative AI is not equal to AI, necessarily. I’ve been kind of laughing at the fact that with the advent of OpenAI, there has been a lot more interest in good old AI, as I like to call it, of the traditional predictive forecasting.”
Byline: 

Caroline Roche

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Tomorrow's Tech: Integrated Resource Planning

NARUC Annual Meeting

“For projects that use these newer technologies that might have longer-term benefits with shorter-term costs or that build their value from preventing high-cost catastrophes from occurring like wildfires or increasing global temperatures, how can those costs be properly assessed?”
Byline: 

Katherine Peretick et al.

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Powering the People: AES Corporation

Edison Foundation

“The idea is that you can’t go and make a wholesale change of all that infrastructure, without figuring out how to run your business more effectively and efficiently. In all those areas, we’re using AI to help us drive that transformation and help us better inform where we’re going.”
Byline: 

Raiford Smith

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Multi-Metric Resource Adequacy Framework

NARUC Annual Meeting

“Utilities, reliability entities, researchers, and regulators are focused on exploring advanced resource adequacy frameworks that leverage multiple metrics to evaluate the ability of power systems to minimize various outage events while balancing costs. Panelists are going to discuss the motivation behind a multi-metric analysis.”
Byline: 

Ann Rendahl et al.

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Tri-State's Future Per Its CEO

Tri State G&T

“By the end of this decade, we’ll be 89% decarbonized for our Colorado consumers from a 2005 baseline. Across all four states we will be 70% clean energy consumed by the end of the decade.”
Byline: 

Duane Highley

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CFO Roundtable

EEI

Resilience conversations with PSEG CFO Dan Cregg, Duke Energy CFO Brian Savoy, and Exelon CFO Jeanne Jones.
Byline: 

Steve Mitnick

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How Fleet Electrification is Going

Accenture

“The majority of organizations are still in the early stages of fleet electrification and have either not yet started the process or are less than a quarter of the way through.”
Byline: 

Sanda Tuzlic

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CFO Roundtable: Dan Cregg

PSEG

“One of the most vital resources in New Jersey in the energy space, and that is our nuclear units. Those units are dispatchable, carbon-free generators that produce close to forty percent of the energy that New Jersey uses.”
Byline: 

Dan Cregg

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Large Public Power Council on Grid Reliability

Power Shift

From the Large Public Power Council’s “Power Shift” meeting on Washington D.C.’s Capitol Hill, excerpts of remarks by U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND), Omaha Public Power District CEO Javier Fernandez, LPPC Chair & Long Island Power Authority CEO Tom Falcone, and United States Energy Association CEO Mark Menezes.
Byline: 

Kevin Cramer et al.

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CFO Roundtable: Brian Savoy

Duke Energy

“An interesting investment we’ve made on a sizable part of our grid in Florida, and about half of it in the Carolinas, is called smart, self-healing technology. It functions similar to a GPS system or Waze on your phone, rerouting power to avoid the areas of congestion and getting customers the quickest route to get the lights back on.”
Byline: 

Brian Savoy

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