🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~9% of California electricity generation in CAISO's territory (63GWh). Solar was ~25% (181GWh). All hydro was ~7% (51GWh). Geothermal was ~3% (18GWh). Battery output was 48.6GWh. Source: CAISO #California #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy
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🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~3% of PJM electricity generation (53GWh). Solar was ~4% (81.3GWh). Hydro was ~1% (28.3GWh). Source: PJM #PJM #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy
"Driving down costs for New Jerseyans will require strong, coordinated action across state and party lines to hold PJM and utility companies accountable and build a reliable grid that can power our interconnected region for years to come." The full release: mcusercontent.com/16acb34ffcb6...
🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~4% of California electricity generation in CAISO's territory (28GWh). Solar was ~24% (189GWh). All hydro was ~8% (66GWh). Geothermal was ~2% (19GWh). Battery output was 52.9GWh. Source: CAISO #California #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy
Clara of CUB's Consumers for a Better Grid Campaign was at the PJM Governors' conference today to be part of the discussion on reforming PJM. We pay for PJM's decisions on our electric bills--but big, for-profit energy companies dominate that decision-making process.
Texas grid yesterday: ⚡️ 1,377,643 MW total load! 🎉 Huge win with 54.7% carbon-free energy (752,914 MW)! Still relying on 46.1% from traditional sources (635,656 MW) & batteries drew down -10,927 MW. Let's keep pushing for cleaner power! ☀️🔋 #ERCOT #RenewableEnergy
Yesterday's PJM grid ⚡: 1,931,114 MW total load! ☀️ Clean energy made up 44.7% (862,465 MW), but fossil fuels still dominated at 55.3% (1,068,649 MW). Let's keep pushing for greener power! 🌎 #PJM #GridMix #RenewableEnergy
🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~7% of PJM electricity generation (130.3GWh). Solar was ~2% (38.5GWh). Hydro was ~1% (24.8GWh). Source: PJM #PJM #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy
🇺🇸 Yesterday wind was ~15% of California electricity generation in CAISO's territory (92GWh). Solar was ~13% (81GWh). All hydro was ~8% (52GWh). Geothermal was ~3% (19GWh). Battery output was 24.9GWh. Source: CAISO #California #windenergy #solarenergy #hydroenergy #geothermalenergy
Google and Constellation plan reactor upgrades to add 890MW to the PJM grid by the end of 2032. Full story: https://f.mtr.cool/93pb1vlh36 You lead. We report. #thetechcapital
Hydrocarbon emissions at German/Dutch oil/gas facilities & PJM speeds up grid interconnections for new projects. Full day energy news Sponsor this channel today. https://www.ProNetGrowth.com/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=news-energy&utm_content=energy #Energy #OilAndGas
Power is physical before it is political: a grid queue is a chokepoint that decides who delivers. PJM's line to serve data centers is 100 GW gas vs 40 GW clean - the substrate picked a fuel. The Physics of Power: #futurism #ai https://seldondance.substack.com/p/the-physics-of-power
Texas grid yesterday: ⚡️1.4M MW total! 38% carbon-free 💪, but 62.6% reliant on traditional sources 🏭. Batteries drew down -9,275 MW. Let's keep pushing for cleaner energy! ☀️ #ERCOT #Texas #Energy #Renewables
DEP Soliciting Energy Generation, Storage Projects For 2027 Round Of PJM Expedited Interconnection Program Reviews [PaEN] tinyurl.com/46xhjwat
Yesterday's PJM grid: 2,006,779 MW total load! ☀️ Carbon-free sources powered 41.7% (837,137 MW), but we still relied on 58.3% (1,169,642 MW) from fossil fuels. 😬 Let's keep pushing for cleaner energy! #PJM #GridMix #RenewableEnergy
[some-subscribed-rss] New Post: Energy Department Supports FERC’s Call for PJM to Protect Ratepayers and Build More Reliable Power, by Energy.gov https://www.energy.gov/articles/energy-department-supports-fercs-call-pjm-protect-ratepayers-and-build-more-reliable-power