Electricity
Powering Through Uncertainty
Regulators in the Western United States must understand the key drivers of resource adequacy risk and the options available to navigate them.
Four Essential Assumptions for Future-Ready Grid Modeling
IRP modeling assumptions must be reassessed to align planning with the needs of an increasingly decentralized, flexible, and weather-dependent grid.
Mind the Regulatory Gap
A regulatory gap has led to a costly shift in utility investment to local transmission assets, putting the energy transition at risk.
Power Shift
Virtual Power Plants can meet emerging grid needs, reduce emissions, and reduce costs when they’re fully included in grid planning and operations.
The Electricity Transmission and Greenhouse Gas Implications of the EPRA Draft Legislation
RMI analysis on the greenhouse gas emissions implications of the relevant transmission permitting provisions of the 2024 EPRA draft legislation.
