Power Dynamics: Future Energy Plans Unveiled Across the U.S.
Key Ideas
- PNM to join CAISO's market in 2027, favoring it over SPP's Markets+, after $99 million benefits from Western Energy Imbalance Market.
- Efforts persist for offshore wind in California as BOEM auctions leases, potentially generating over 4.6 GW of energy with Long Beach investments.
- Biden administration outlines plan to triple U.S. nuclear capacity, aiming for 200 GW by 2050 through new plants, upgrades, and restarts.
- Interior Department proposes limiting energy development in the West to protect sage grouse, while projects like Avina Clean Hydrogen and EPRI's VPP aim for clean energy goals.
Public Service Co. of New Mexico (PNM) is set to join the California Independent System Operator's (CAISO) extended day-ahead market in 2027, providing economic benefits. California sees progress in offshore wind development with the auction of lease areas, potentially unlocking 4.6 GW of energy. Meanwhile, the Biden administration aims to triple U.S. nuclear capacity by 2050. Initiatives like Avina Clean Hydrogen's project and EPRI's VPP demonstration contribute to California's clean energy goals. On the environmental front, the Interior Department proposes restrictions to safeguard the sage grouse. The energy landscape also includes projects like NRG Energy's VPP plans in Texas and Enlight's PPA for a significant solar project in Arizona. Overall, the articles reflect a positive sentiment towards advancing energy markets, renewable sources, and environmentally conscious practices in the United States.
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