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Vertically Integrated, Regionally Connected: IRPs and Transmission Planning in the Southeast
Title: Vertically Integrated, Regionally Connected: IRPs and Transmission Planning in the Southeast Speakers: Josh Combs and Andy Flavin Andy Flavin (00:14): So Josh, another thing I wanted to ask you. You talked about this integrated resource planning and vertically integrated states, kind of a state-by-state basis. The various public utility commissions in the Southeast are not a monolith, I think I heard you say.
Speed to Power: The Vertically Integrated Advantage in the Southeast
Title: Speed to Power: The Vertically Integrated Advantage in the Southeast Speakers: Josh Combs and Andy Flavin Andy Flavin (00:13): All right, Josh. Well, great to see you again this afternoon. I enjoyed talking with you last time. And as you’ll probably remember, we talked a lot about transmission planning, transmission cost allocation, transmission developments, primarily in markets that are part of regional transmission organizations or independent system operators.
Building the Grid, Building Communities: Transmission Investment, Affordability, and Accountability in the Southeast
As billions of dollars flow into transmission infrastructure across the Southeast, this segment examines the real-world tension between economic development and customer impact. Drawing on the Virginia State Corporation Commission’s oversight of utilities, the discussion considers how utilities and regulators can be held accountable for delivering tangible benefits to the communities they build in and around, and not just economic promises on paper.
Building the Grid: The State and Local Transmission Puzzle — Not in My Backyard, Not on My Bill: The Human Side of Grid Expansion
Title: Building the Grid: The State and Local Transmission Puzzle — Not in My Backyard, Not on My Bill: The Human Side of Grid Expansion Speakers: Josh Combs and Andy Flavin Josh Combs (00:14): One of the things that both of us have mentioned and alluded to, right, and I think that, and we’re obviously energy nerds, like we’re focused on these issues, but I think that the breakfast table conversations across the country for folks that normally aren’t necessarily talking about power generation...
Building the Grid: Solving the State and Local Transmission Puzzle — and Why Speed to Power Depends on It
Title: Building the Grid: Solving the State and Local Transmission Puzzle — and Why Speed to Power Depends on It Speakers: Josh Combs and Andy Flavin Josh Combs (00:13): Hey, Andy. Great to see you today. Look forward to chatting about something that I think is on the minds of every client that we serve and, and really the entire industry for that matter. And that’s speed to power.
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