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Kieran Connolly, Dan Catchpole, Abigail Sawyer, and Paul Dockery kick off the Season 5 premier of Public Power Underground.
06:11 - what evolution into a centrally dispatched market means for a hydro-centric region
- SPP Sees Markets+ as Potential Path to Full RTO in the West
- Carrie Simpson to serve as Southwest Power Pool’s director of western services development
- California Independent System Operator released its draft final proposal for the Extended Day-Ahead Market (EDAM)
18:42 - how does increased deployment of wind and solar in the Northwest impact hydro operations
- Biden Signs Inflation Reduction Act; Permitting Reform Next Step
- Rural Electric Co-ops Glad to Be Included in Inflation Reduction Act Benefits
- Twitter memo on Ira versus I-R-A
- The definitive podcasts on the content of the Inflation Reduction Act
29:05 - thoughts on SMRs in a hydro dominated region like the Pacific Northwest
- PacifiCorp, TerraPower to Study Deploying Five More SMRs by 2035
- TVA developing plans for 20 small nuclear reactors to power Tennessee Valley by 2050
- TVA takes step to build small modular reactor near Oak Ridge
38:52 - hydro operations under stressed grid conditions
- California Avoids Rolling Blackouts in Record Heat; Energy Prices Surge
- Pacific Northwest heat wave was a freak, 10,000-year event, study finds
- An energy emergency alert 3 for CAISO in August of 2020
- Extremely constrained system in the Northwest in March of 2019
53:46 - Short to Ground; where we TL;DR our way through the rest of the news
- SPP membership elects two new directors
- Western Power Pool Approves Nominees for New Independent Board of Directors
- SRP coverage by Abigail Sawyer
- Southwest elections preview by Abigail Sawyer
- Coverage of PPC pressing Columbia Basin Collaborative by K.C. Mehaffey
- Fusion coverage by Dan Catchpole
- Product switch coverage by Dan Catchpole
- Hydrogen project coverage by Steve Ernst
- Drought coverage by Linda Dailey Paulson
- Briefs in Clearing Up
- Spot Market Power
- La Nina
- NOAA Climate Forecasts
- WY2023 Water Supply Forecast
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