How the power sector can reach net zero and eventually real zero carbon content, and how the transmission and distribution grid can help deliver on these goals. A model of an electrical substation.

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Kristofer Sellstrom, Jamestown Board of Public Utilities electric transmission and distribution manager, appeared as one of three speakers in a recent American Public Power Association webinar ...

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Thanks to recent federal and state legislation, the White House’s clean electricity and decarbonization-by-electrification targets are now within reach. But delivering on that promise is easier said ...

Transmission is suddenly in the limelight. Without it, the United States will be unable to deploy the vast amount of wind and solar power generation projects that the Inflation Reduction Act makes ...

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The energy sent is low-intensity, invisible infrared light, which allows ground-based solar projects to generate power even when the sun is not shining. Unlike other concepts, Overview’s wide-beam ...