New PJM analysis: at least +5 GW of load flexibility needed by 2030 vs recent DR levels to avoid load shed. PJM modeled several scenarios based on load forecast, generator queue, ELCCs. Only ONE was resource adequate. Not enough dispatchable generation = load must flex

The perfect visualization of what hurricanes and typhoons are. The Earth’s effort to rebalance heat energy from the equator to the poles. Pretty simple actually.

Battery max first and then solar max. I am getting a quote for a heat pump, battery, and solar and told the company that’s the priority order.

From the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

40% YoY reduction in residential HVAC volume… 👀😬😳

I like a lot of what Shanu Mathew posts (plus we’re both runners so I just like the dude) But damn this post is simply 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

What gets lost in the conversation about AI data center load growth is that everyone is hyper-motivated & hyper-focused on maximizing efficiency. This is often followed by massive innovation, which often spills over into other sectors. See exhibit A 👇

Unleashing price signals (as well as customer data, with permission) will unlock load flexibility and save ratepayers billions over the next decade. Excited to listen to Doug and Lynne’s conversations this weekend.

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Solid AI takes here 👇

Everywhere needs to install more batteries and tap into all the BTM demand flexibility possible. To do both at scale we need the data.