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This was a very informative episode on a key barrier to clean energy deployment. As Tyler Norris noted, current discussions about "permitting" have almost nothing to say about the queue. Check it out.

Ahead of speaking at Tuesday's @FERC workshop, Tyler Norris (Duke Environment) talked with Heatmap News' Shift Key podcast about how to understand—and how to fix—one of the biggest obstacle to deploying more #RenewableEnergy on the U.S. power grid. heatmap.news/podcast/shift-…

Learn more about why transmission interconnection delays are a huge barrier to the clean energy transition and how to unclog the queues with Tyler Norris & Claire Wayner on this week's Shift Key heatmap.news/podcast/shift-…

I’ve read a lot of interconnection documents, but never came across a table summarizing the studies in plain English - so I made this one for my @FERC comments. nicholasinstitute.duke.edu/publications/c…

Great + instructive comments on FERC's Innovations and Efficiencies Generator Interconnection. Surprising to learn that "If an overload threshold of 100% (instead of 95%) is used, network upgrade costs fall by 15%".

WSJ today: "Renewables, & Good Luck, Prop Up Power Grid Through Extreme Heat" by Katherine Blunt Jennifer Hiller: wsj.com/business/energ…

At Nicholas Institute event at Duke University today. First session starting with projections about data center usage and how it could be 9% of electricity usage in America by 2030. Sitting next to Tyler Norris taking it all in. The Southeast will experience more growth than other states.

I'm pleased and honored to be on the Advisory Board for PowerLines, and looking forward to helping advance ideas for regulatory modernization.

What we’re listening to: Heatmap News’s Robinson Meyer and Jesse D. Jenkins as they dive into the interconnection queue with experts Tyler Norris and Claire Wayner. heatmap.news/podcast/shift-…

Is the ERCOT/Texas model “radical free market ideology,” or something more nuanced? Interesting discussion w/ Matt Huber

Happening tomorrow! Registration still open.

🔊 While use of renewables is surging, a modernized grid could enable more. The biggest challenge is coordinating the different players to invest, expand and update the grid at the same time, Duke Environment Ph.D. student Tyler Norris told Marketplace. marketplace.org/2024/09/17/ele…

"Permitting reform pays off," Germany edition - via Justin Gillis at Generation Investment Mgmt str2024.generationim.com/chapters/power