@MilesFarmer@Rep_Stansbury This is such a great tribute, Miles -- I had no idea how amazing your mom was! As someone who once dabbled in western water law, I know how intractable some of those problems are and admire her commitments to finding solutions even more!
Hey, want to do electricity policy on the hill for a year? This will be a great experience. Apply by January 9 to IEEE's new Congressional Electric Grid Fellowship program! https://t.co/652X5tlS2j
Thank you @FERC_OPP! In the past I've had to walk members of the public through the laborious process of setting up a FERC e-filing account to just comment on RM and AD matters, which unfortunately deterred many from making their voices heard. This change will make a difference
@FERC has improved eComment in FERC Online! The changes enhance your ability to comment on more types of proceedings. Also, the improvements create easier use of eComment: longer session times, increased character limit, and use of special characters. #energy#EnergyTwitter
Incredible leadership from @ForABetterGrid@cubillinois@OpcMd to launch this new process at PJM to explore alternatives to inefficient reliability-must-run agreements
Breaking: PJM committee votes to launch a stakeholder discussion on cost-effective alternatives to keeping dirty, expensive power plants running. Energy storage and grid-enhancing tech can cut costs, combat climate change & keep the lights on. Read more: https://t.co/pyfvRYqF8h
Today, legislators from 10 states called on PJM to quickly implement FERC Order 1920.
“Legislators understand the importance of proactive transmission planning to meet our economic development, climate, & rate-payer protection goals." - @LCharkoudian
https://t.co/jMJAzZ5Uj3
@DenBicycleLobby Access to S Platte River trail from east side in the Alameda/Mississippi area (even forgiving the current construction on Alameda - both of these routes require navigating narrow, broken up sidewalk with zero protection at crossings, forget about riding in the street)
@electronecon I've found this kind of industry marketing extremely useful for putting yet more coal plant operational complications and vulnerabilities on my radar. Please share any fun bits that you learn!
@MichaelGiberso3 my jokey tweet was an oversimplification. not intending to advocate free-ridership here, just found his coinage and rhetoric around the burden of being an involuntary beneficiary amusing
Spring is in full bloom and two @FERC sunshine notices are out. This is a good time to step back and reflect on transmission planning as I’ve thought about it in my years here. (1/7)