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 04/28/26 Electricity demand is rising faster than new generation and transmission can be built. Active efficiency—through demand flexibility, controls, and smarter operations—helps utilities expand usable capacity at a fraction of the cost of new infrastructure. |
 02/11/26 Energy prices in the U.S. can swing wildly during extreme weather like we’ve had this Winter across much of the nation due to supply–demand imbalances, and peak-hour stress on the system. |
 01/14/26 My first job in the energy sector wasn’t in policy or planning. It was taking customer payments. |
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 09/23/25
The future of the U.S. electric grid isn’t just about building new power plants or transmission lines; it’s about making the energy we already have go further. That means leveraging the untapped flexibility in our homes, buildings and businesses.
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 09/08/25 You hear about Teslas and solar panels - but your windows might be the real MVP during a hot summer day. Many people are lured by the temptation to buy electric cars or install solar panels on their roofs, wanting to contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable future. |
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