The impact of offshore wind in meeting coastal and inland load growth in PJM
Load growth driven by data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrification is putting increasing pressure on the grid, raising both affordability concerns...
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As the resource mix changes and electricity demand grows, traditional approaches to resource adequacy are increasingly challenged by weather-dependent generation, storage, changing load patterns, extreme weather, correlated outages, and other complex interactions across the power system.
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Load growth driven by data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrification is putting increasing pressure on the grid, raising both affordability concerns...
In this analysis prepared for Exelon, authors Jeff Plewes, Michael Kline, and Oliver Stover evaluate potential financial and reliability benefits of better...