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In this special episode of Energy Solutions, recorded live at EPSA’s 5th Annual CPS, Ed Crooks of Wood Mackenzie moderates a panel with Judge Kelsey Bagot of the Virginia SCC, Mizuho Americas Managing Director Anthony Crowdell, ECP’s Andrew Gilbert, and DCC’s President Josh Levi on what it will take to finance the power system of the future.
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In this special episode of Energy Solutions, recorded live at EPSA’s 5th Annual CPS, Kathryn Clay moderates a conversation with Nate Hanson, Speaker Matt Huffman, Sherman Knight, and Gordon van Welie on how state leadership is shaping where and how new energy resources are built.
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In this special live episode of Energy Solutions, recorded at EPSA’s 5th Annual Competitive Power Summit, NARUC President Ann Rendahl and FERC Commissioner David Rosner discuss how regulators are navigating rising costs and growing investment needs across the power grid.
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In this special live episode of Energy Solutions, recorded at EPSA’s 5th Annual Competitive Power Summit, Peter Lake of the White House National Energy Dominance Council joins Todd Snitchler to discuss the future of the U.S. power grid as demand surges from AI.
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In this special live episode of Energy Solutions, recorded at EPSA’s 5th Annual Competitive Power Summit on March 3 in Washington, D.C., EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler joins Wolfe Research analyst Steve Fleishman to discuss the surge in electricity demand.
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In this episode of Energy Solutions, EPSA President Todd Snitchler talks with NARUC President Ann Rendahl about how state regulators are deciding what to build, what it costs, and who pays.
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