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The world is facing an existential threat in the form of climate change, marked by extreme weather events, rising temperatures, and sea-level rise. Congress has allocated hundreds of billions of dollars through subsidies and tax incentives to combat this crisis and transition towards clean energy solutions like electric vehicles and renewable energy. At the same…

Solar power has experienced remarkable growth in recent years. However, new challenges have become apparent as we strive to increase its penetration and reduce reliance on conventional generation. One of the largest challenges is how to transform variable solar power into a reliable and cost-effective source of energy that can meet our demand around the…

Australia is a country of vast distances and incredible amounts of natural resources. For decades we exported many of these resources, particularly iron, coal, and gas, to the rest of the world. In fact, in the last financial year we exported around 90% of the black coal and 75% of the natural gas we produced.…

  The transition to net-zero energy systems can only happen if offshore wind is massively deployed around the world. In Europe, the ambitions related to offshore wind development are quite high, aiming at 120 GW by 2030 and more than 300 GW by 2050 in the North Seas, an immense leap from the existing 30…

Managing uncertainty has always been a central part of electric grid operations, but today’s risks to reliable operations look very different than just a few years ago. Understanding and addressing these risks is vital to meeting our reliability imperative—a responsibility shared by grid operators, utilities, and states to ensure reliability of the electricity system. Over…

At a concert, a band member may break off into a solo to captivate the audience. However, it is the other side of the solo that sets the best bands apart: orchestrating the return of the soloist back to playing as a full band in perfect harmony. The same can be said about the two…