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ERCOT CEO on 'ERCOT 4.0'

ERCOT

“The Texas grid is just always changing. I would say, in recent years, it’s getting meaningfully better in a lot of ways. I describe the Texas grid today using a new model that I’m calling ERCOT 4.0. 4.0 is where we are today, with a few significant characteristics. One is significant and accelerating renewable growth on the grid. Intermittent inverter-based resources are the fastest growing in the resource mix on the grid.”
Byline: 

Pablo Vegas

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MARC's Nominee for NARUC Second VP

Minnesota PUC

“I approach this role with a sense of humility, understanding that despite seven and a half years as a Commissioner, I still don’t have all the answers. However, my experience on a five-member utility Commission, as a leader of MARC, and as a member of the state legislature has taught me that you don’t accomplish anything single-handedly.”
Byline: 

Katie Sieben with Paul Kjellander

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NASUCA Mid-Year Meeting

Columbus

“The idea for NASUCA originated among consumer advocates attending the NARUC Annual Meeting located in Las Vegas in November 1977. A growing group of advocates recognized the need for their own organization, rather than hoping they ran into each other at NARUC each year.”
Byline: 

Chris Ayers

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Interim EEI CEO and TXNM CEO Simultaneously

EEI

“I have a deep appreciation and respect for the role that EEI plays in driving consensus and in shaping critical policy and regulatory discussions. Of course, our work extends beyond the policy and regulatory arenas.”
Byline: 

Pat Vincent-Collawn

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Europe's Clean Energy Progress

Lessons for U.S. Policymakers

“Europe is making carbon-free energy not just a national priority but a daily experience for all its residents and visitors. As U.S. policymakers and regulators continue charting our own clean energy future, there are powerful lessons in what I observed abroad.”
Byline: 

Sheri Givens

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Large Loads Coming: Two More Takes

Large Loads

These two articles focus on load growth as both a challenge and opportunity for the continued evolution of the U.S. power sector. The series presents innovative solutions to meet this new era of load growth in a way that is more resilient, affordable, and clean.
Byline: 

Allison Clements and David Springe

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