Grid Today

Natural Gas Proposals now sit beside renewable and storage queues as Illinois tests capacity planning, reliability needs, and policy limits.

New York field tests show how Grid-Interactive Technologies used building controls and AC batteries to manage peaks, with limits.

Advanced Grid Solutions are being tested at INL to improve use of existing lines, with limits tied to data, controls, and utility adoption.

Duquesne Light grid modernization links sensors, line ratings, and capital work to reliability, but outage data show mixed results.

Transmission Needs Study findings clarify congestion, load growth, and planning limits for future U.S. grid infrastructure decisions.

The Transmission Needs Study points to congestion, load growth, and equipment shortages shaping U.S. grid planning through 2035.

Stormbreaker Testbed is now testing LLM and agentic AI behavior in power and OT settings, with focus on reliability limits.

Renewable curtailment forecasting is improving CAISO planning, but storage, load shifting, and transmission limits still shape grid stability.