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10 Takeaways from the COP26 Climate Meeting

There are compelling reasons to be optimistic about the outcomes of the COP26 meeting. Notably, agreement among all nations that …

The Price of Natural Gas: Onward and Upward or Just a Temporary Blip?

Most industry experts agree that weather aside, the global energy and gas markets are likely to remain uncertain with supply …

What Does a Transmission Engineer Do?

With the increased energy demands comes a need to better manage how suppliers route their power. Power transmission engineers step in to …

Substation Hardening: Don’t Be a Pawn to Security

Protecting our critical energy infrastructure from physical security threats is certainly not a game, but the process can take some …

Six Considerations for a Successful Utility Network Cloud Implementation

For any GIS manager or IT professional tasked with implementing ArcGIS Utility Network (UN), knowing where to start can be …

How Do Energy Storage Systems Work?

For more than five decades, TRC has brought efficient, resilient energy systems to the world. We understand the challenges of …

New Potential Compliance Standards Identified at FERC Technical Conference on Reliability

With a focus on the reliability impact of extreme weather and the shortcomings of current system planning approaches, both NERC …

On the Road to Decarbonization: The Role of All-Source Competitive Solicitations

All-Source Competitive Solicitations offer utilities an alternative to centralized planning, construction and dispatch of power supplies, helping to usher in …

How Does a Distribution Grid Work?

Electric distribution systems rely on sophisticated technology to provide power when needed. Electricity is generated on-demand, which means there are …

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