Nick Austin, our Meteorologist and Load Forecaster, says we are ready for the heat and possibly a new July monthly power demand record today. Go to our EnergyRight website for money-saving tips and earn cash rebates for using energy wisely. 👉 http://tva.me/noti50SBQ4x #Heatwave
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Did you know July 3-5 were the hottest days in Earth's history? 🌡️ With temperatures rising, so does the need for power, with air conditioning being a primary factor. Soaring #Energy demand can push the power #Grid to its breaking point and cause blackouts or brownouts. #Utilities need to ensure the power grid can keep up with the demand. To do this, utilities can turn to demand response programs, grid-edge intelligence and distributed energy resources. These programs are more important than ever. Get insight from Itron, Inc.'s Mike Ting:
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We’re excited to share the key findings from the new “Extreme Weather and Power Outages: Communicating with Customers” survey, the latest installment in our Smart Energy Snapshot Series. Fielded to 1,525 respondents in late October, this short-form survey found that 41% of consumers are more concerned with power outages now than they were 10 years ago. And only 10% are less concerned with outages. View the infographic and slides here: https://bit.ly/47GivQT Then sign up for tomorrow’s webinar: https://bit.ly/47Gits0 #SmartEnergy #Utilities #PowerOutages #ExtremeWeather #DemandFlexibility
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💡 Did you know? Our home energy backup solutions keep your lights on even when the grid goes down. Never worry about outages again! Call us at 630-492-4910 to secure your power. ⚡️ #EnergyResilience #BackupPower #HomeEnergy
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From storms and cold snaps to heatwaves, extreme weather events can have major implications for #electricity generation and supply – and as a consequence, for #powermarkets. Being able to anticipate extreme weather and understand its potential impact on electricity availability and pricing is therefore extremely useful to market stakeholders, from asset owners and grid operators to power traders. Read on for our insights into overcoming weather-related power outages and maximising electric system resiliency: https://okt.to/QLfRti #EnergyTrading
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Congestion is one of the biggest drivers of nodal power price volatility across North American power markets. We broke down how you can use DART constraints to improve your congestion analysis and 5️⃣ questions to ask. https://hubs.ly/Q02dBw4V0 #Energy #Power #PowerMarkets #DART
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While you can’t control the impact of the weather on an aging grid, you can control your response to the current energy situation. When you have your own distributed energy resource (DER), you can protect your products and keep your customers happy, no matter what storms may come your way. Check out how the #R3Di System can empower your business! https://hubs.li/Q02rQbN30. #DistributedEnergy #WeMakeThingsWork #EnergyAutonomy
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Though the nation’s electric power grids have emerged unscathed from a continent-spanning snap of cold weather, winter reliability scares have now emerged as an annual tradition, one that bodes ill for the nation’s energy systems and the economic engine they power.
Winter Reliability, A Growing Not Passing Problem
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From storms and cold snaps to heatwaves, extreme weather events can have major implications for #electricity generation and supply – and as a consequence, for #powermarkets. Being able to anticipate extreme weather and understand its potential impact on electricity availability and pricing is therefore extremely useful to market stakeholders, from asset owners and grid operators to power traders. Read on for our insights into overcoming weather-related power outages and maximising electric system resiliency: https://okt.to/kQ4YRj #EnergyTrading
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In the past 20 years, there have been 1,542 weather-related major power outages, underscoring a nearly 80% increase since 2011 alone. 🌧️ This stark rise highlights the growing vulnerability of our power grid to unpredictable weather events. It's time to rethink energy resilience. #PowerGrid #GridResilience #ElectricalGrid #RenewableEnergy #FutureEnergy #MicroGrid #DER
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Here's a counterpoint to the previous post about permitting delays. As interesting are the current material bottlenecks. (Mats will be a bottleneck soon, too.) "Power grid bottlenecks reminds us strangely of the US housing market in 2007-08. Capable of world-changing upheaval. Fine until it isn't. Imbalances have been building for a decade....So where should we be looking and what will we find?" #renewablesenergy #transmissionlines https://lnkd.in/e88zC279
Power grids: the biggest bottleneck in the world?
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1moThanks for sharing. As someone who lives in an area of the country that uses electricity produced by TVA this is very enlightening. I would have never thought that a utility would have have a meteorologist/load forecaster on payroll, but makes perfect sense just like many large companies have economists. If you watch the video - peak load was in winter not summer.