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Voltscast: Jesse Jenkins on energy modeling Today is a treat! I sit down for a long and substantive conversation with Princeton professor and energy modeler Jesse Jenkins about energy system modeling, how it works, and what we can learn from it.

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Here are three recent podcast episodes -- on the Texas grid, shifting baselines, and the Green New Deal, respectively -- that feature my vocal stylings…

Mar 1

Discussion thread: what should I cover next?Subscribers: what would you like to see me cover next? I’ve got a bunch of topics on my to-do list, but I’d like to hear what you’re curious or confuse…

Feb 26

Lessons from the Texas mess A few thoughts on what the Texas deep freeze and blackouts mean for for the future of the state's power grid -- and all power grids. (If you don't feel…

Feb 24

Transmission month: everything in one place Links to all the transmission posts and a two-hour mega-podcast in which I read all of them to you.

Feb 19

Transmission month: two more ideas to quickly boost the transmission grid Today, we look at a few final ideas to boost the performance of the existing transmission grid: storage-as-transmission and converting AC lines to HVDC…

Feb 17

Transmission month: how to make the existing grid work better Today we look at a set of technologies that can boost the performance of the existing grid, relieving congestion and making room for new renewables rel…

Feb 12

Hitting the road in search of sanity.

Feb 3

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