Electric Power Supply Association
Energy Solutions: A Podcast From EPSA
America runs on reliable, affordable electricity - but the demands on our grid are changing. From natural gas to renewable power, electric vehicles and the competitive power markets, what are the energy solutions to cultivate cleaner air, new technology and more innovative and reliable power generation - at the least cost? Experts and voices from throughout the electric industry and government join the Electric Power Supply Association to discuss emerging trends, current issues, energy customer needs, and new projects. Discover how competition unlocks solutions to build the grid of the future.
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How Fast Can We Build a Cleaner Electric Grid? 27.04.2021 43:08
The Biden Administration has announced new carbon emissions targets. But what will it take to decarbonize power generation - and the rest of the economy - and how fast can we get there without breaking the bank or the electric grid? Is a 100% renewable power system possible and what would it cost? How do we encourage the innovation needed to build the grid of the future? E3's Arne Olson sha...
Powering Through the Pandemic 24.03.2021 30:13
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