Recorded on March 19, 2025
PJM Interconnection, the nation’s largest grid operator, stands at a crossroads as it navigates mounting challenges that threaten reliability and affordability. With energy demand rising and advanced energy projects stacking up in a congested interconnection queue, state decisionmakers within PJM’s 13-state region face increasing pressure to curb rising consumer costs and modernize outdated market rules that are slowing the energy transition. But solutions are within reach.
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Recorded on February 13, 2025
Texas stands as the national leader in installed utility-scale solar and wind capacity and is closing in on California for the top spot in grid-scale battery deployment. In this webinar, Advanced Energy United examined how the Lone Star State’s unique market structure has driven significant advanced energy deployment and what risks lie ahead as the state navigates reliability concerns, load growth, and shifting political priorities in its 89th legislative session.
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Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance,
Texas
Recorded on January 29, 2025
As the Trump Administration returns to office, our expert panelists, representing leading advanced energy technology companies, reviewed the legacy of the Biden Administration and the early actions of the incoming Administration, exploring their long-term implications for business outcomes and the broader advanced energy sector.
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Federal Priorities
Recorded on November 21, 2024
With the November 2024 federal election in the rearview mirror, Advanced Energy United's webinar uncovered the pivotal ways the outcome, from the White House to the state house, will influence the clean energy transition where it’s happening: in the states.
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Federal Priorities
Recorded on October 29, 2024
2024 has been a monumental year for electrification and efficiency policies and market developments. From the passage of ground-breaking bills in Washington, Colorado, and California testing out new approaches to gas utility modernization, state energy offices considering how to weave equity and energy efficiency considerations into Inflation Reduction Act programs, and the development of “non-pipeline alternatives” (NPAs) frameworks as a key regulatory tool for the energy transition, it’s clear that clean, affordable, reliable and resilient buildings are on the minds of state leaders across the country.
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Building Electrification