There is a lot of data related to establishing a regional electricity grid in the West, and digging through this information can be a challenge. In this episode,  Advanced Energy United’s Leah Rubin Shen talks with Fred Heutte, Senior Policy Associate at NW Energy Coalition, who provides  keen insight into the methods and strategies stakeholders should look for when analyzing regional grid data.

There is a lot of data related to establishing a regional electricity grid in the West, and digging through this information can be a challenge. In this episode, Advanced Energy United’s Leah Rubin Shen talks with Fred Heutte, Senior Policy Associate at NW Energy Coalition, who provides keen insight into the methods and strategies stakeholders should look for when analyzing regional grid data.

There is a lot of data related to establishing a regional electricity grid in the West, and digging through this information can be a challenge. In this episode,&nbsp; Advanced Energy United’s Leah Rubin Shen talks with Fred Heutte, Senior Policy Associate at NW Energy Coalition, who provides&nbsp; keen insight into the methods and strategies stakeholders should look for when analyzing regional grid data.

Digging Into The Data on Regional Market Studies

Families and businesses across the West are feeling the burden of high energy costs. At the same time, we’re dealing with the effects of increasingly extreme weather events, meaning more stress on our energy grid from hotter and colder temperatures, wildfires, hurricanes, and more.&nbsp; But even as we face similar challenges, the West still operates like a series of energy islands. This type of fragmented grid makes it harder to keep the lights on and prevent blackouts — and it’s also more expensive. So what can policymakers do to make our energy more reliable and more affordable? How can states work together to meet the energy needs of millions of electricity customers all across the western United States?&nbsp; Experts and advocates weigh in about a potential three-letter solution to the West’s power woes.

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Families and businesses across the West are feeling the burden of high energy costs. At the same time, we’re dealing with the effects of increasingly extreme weather events, meaning more stress on our energy grid from hotter and colder temperatures, wildfires, hurricanes, and more.  But even as we face similar challenges, the West still operates like a series of energy islands. This type of fragmented grid makes it harder to keep the lights on and prevent blackouts — and it’s also more expensive. So what can policymakers do to make our energy more reliable and more affordable? How can states work together to meet the energy needs of millions of electricity customers all across the western United States?  Experts and advocates weigh in about a potential three-letter solution to the West’s power woes.

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