Markets and Grids @RockyMtnInst | energy economics analyst and snow lover | @middlebury @dartmouth Grad | 100% clean energy future| Views my own |
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#EnergyTwitter I'm excited to announce my first RMI report, "Mind the Regulatory Gap: How to Enhance Local Transmission Oversight." In this 🧵, I explain why this is such a critical issue harming Tx planning and customer bills across the US. rmi.org/insight/mind-the-reg…
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My team @RockyMtnInst just launched a webpage explaining our work. Take a look! 🧵
There's also a downloadable resource library Excel file of major reports on transmission published in the past ~10 years, compiled by yours truly 🤓
rmi.org/our-work/electricity…
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2 months later, I finally got a chance to review @ethree_inc's new paper on interregional transmission that they wrote for @NARUC. It's a good summary of the issues interregional Tx faces, albeit a bit repetitive of the extensive literature out there on this topic already 🧵
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New analysis from @RockyMtnInst finds Colorado, Montana, New Mexico and Wyoming could make $50 billion exporting clean electricity by 2050 -- but only if we find a way to start building new power lines a lot faster: insideclimatenews.org/news/1…
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#energytwitter do you like big transmission lines & you cannot lie?
@RMIElectricity is recruiting six early- to mid-career candidates for our new yearlong Transmission Fellowship program. Applications due 3/22/24. Take a look! rockymountain.wd1.myworkdayj…
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🚨 My latest @RMIElectricity blog with @katie_siegner on PJM's new Long-Term Regional Transmission Planning (LTRTP) process just dropped!
Read more about PJM *finally* adopting long-term, scenario-based Tx planning & what room for growth remains👇
rmi.org/planning-for-pjms-gr…
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The latest blog has dropped from @MattEinberger and me, and this time, it's all about interregional transmission and minimum transfer capability. It's pretty wonky, so buckle up, but here are a couple key takeaways 🤓👇 rmi.org/we-dont-need-another…
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Sure would be nice to have a couple GW of offshore wind to push oil off the margin right now
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Tyler Farrell retweeted
Before signing off for the holidays, wanted to give a shout out to the @KBSX915 team for putting together an end-of-year series called After Dark, full of stories that take place at nighttime.🌑✨
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I appreciate all the support yesterday! Winning this award still feels pretty unbelievable to me.
I will always be grateful to the Idaho health care workers who have shared their experiences during the pandemic and helped inform our communities.
Our incredibly talented @racheld_cohen was awarded a national Edward R. #Murrow award from @RTDNA for her story featuring a Boise @StLukesHealth nurse during the second wave of #idahocovid19. Congrats! 🏆
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Some skiing news this morning: Sun Valley is leaving the Epic Pass for Ikon.
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Only about 10 digesters have been constructed in Idaho in the past 15 years, but one expert thinks that number could soon triple.
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Sawtooth Lake is looking beautiful but very dry for late June, and that's before some 90+ days in Stanley this week, where the record high June temp is 93. The second and third photos are from late June in 2020 and 2019.
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Some of the flowers that grow at Craters of the Moon in Idaho have figured out how to survive among the lava fields.
The soil these flowers grow in is really volcanic cinder rock. 🌸 (@KBSX915)
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The first #cleantech entrepreneur elected to Congress? @SeanCasten @Middlebury ‘93 @dartmouth ‘97 CEO of Recycled Energy Development LLC defeats an incumbent GOPer to represent the 6th District of Illinois in Congress. @JigarShahDC @iabowles @abartontweets @MitchTyson1
Sean Casten, an engineer working in industrial energy efficiency, has defeated Republican Rep. Peter Roskam in Illinois, @AP says.
Casten was one of more than a dozen scientists running for Congress.
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