Aaron Bloom
@ElectrifyBloom
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RT @SenatorHick: Interregional transmission will make our grid more efficient, more resilient, and give us true energy independence đ httpsâŚ.
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Yaassssss.
Electricity transmission is breaking into the debt ceiling negotiations. What would this new proposal mean for reliability and resilience in the power sector? Our explainer here:
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Iâm eating my way through Austin this week. What are the best breakfast tacos?.
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RT @SecGranholm: NextEra: âItâs an enormous growth opportunityâ. The company sees the potential to invest over $20B in green hydrogen afterâŚ.
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This is gonna be đĽ.
âď¸June Workshops: Featured Speakersâď¸. Here's a quick look at a few of the speakers scheduled for our dual workshops (June 13-15 in Denver). Meteorology/Market Design Workshop: Long-term Load Forecasting Workshop:
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Kinda bummed Tesla didnât get the interchange values right between the interconnections. Feels like Master Plan 3 was written by ChatGPT. At least they separated Texas out đ¤ˇââď¸
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This is a well written report. A helpful read for anyone new to transmission and for people that enjoy digging into the details.
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Paul is one of the most inspiring people Iâve worked with. Iâm so glad to see his recognition by IEEE.
Congratulations to Paul Denholm for being recognized as an @IEEEorg 2023 Fellow for his contributions to #energy storage and #renewable systems. The recognition comes on the heels of being elevated to Senior Research Fellow at NREL. Read more:
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I like big maps and I cannot lie. Especially animated maps about transmission and weather!.
@CleanEnergyGrid @FERC @ClementsFERC @CleanFERC @Rich_Glick @NARUC @DanScripps @MISO_energy @SPPorg @rtoinsider Winter storm Elliott, the âbomb cycloneâ that froze much of America in December, caused big price deltas. As the cold front moved across the United States, the value of transmission soared, as in this animation. 2/x
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This is it. This is the report that tells you how to do accreditation for modern power systems. Thank you to our incredible collaborators.
đ˘New ESIG Report. "Ensuring Efficient Reliability: New Design Principles for Capacity Accreditation". Exec Summaryđ: Reportđ: #energytwitter
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RT @jacob_mays: I think it is important to correct this headline. PJM capacity suppliers face, on net, $0 for underperforming in December.âŚ.
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Great thread. All resources have declining capacity values with penetration. Not just renewables.
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4) Require mandatory interregional planning. It can just be a roll up of IRPs, to the extent they exist. We donât need the best plan, just a transparent plan. We donât have any plan today. 6/6.
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3) Require a minimum transfer capability between the US interconnections. @BPBartholomew has shown a variety of recent justifications for increasing connectivity between East, West, and ERCOT. 5/6.
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2) Adopt a minimum interregional transfer requirement and cost allocation method to mitigate the risk of correlated outages. Transmission was crucial to reducing the impact of storms like Elliott and Uri, and justify broad allocation due to event driven beneficiaries. 4/6.
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Here is my multi step approach for quantifying and mitigating the risk of correlated outages: 1) augment performance based accreditation methods with expected availability metrics. We do it for renewables, we should do it for all resources, including DR. 3/6.
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