In the News How to create a more resilient power grid to avoid blackouts by Devin Hartman, Jennifer Chen June 1, 2022 Print Share via Email: How%20to%20create%20a%20more%20resilient%20power%20grid%20to%20avoid%20blackouts Share via Facebook: How%20to%20create%20a%20more%20resilient%20power%20grid%20to%20avoid%20blackouts Share via Twitter: How%20to%20create%20a%20more%20resilient%20power%20grid%20to%20avoid%20blackouts Share issues: Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment originally published in The Hill FERC’s proposal goes a long way, but additional reforms are necessary to build a grid that can fully facilitate our nation’s goals, and to serve customers more cost-effectively and reliably given trends in the resource mix and changing climate. Featured Publications Real Solutions Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation Misinformation and Platform Moderation Spence Purnell Oct 15, 2025 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Detention, Fines and Fees, Pretrial, Prosecution Why Every Jurisdiction Should Have Automated Court Reminders Lisel Petis Oct 14, 2025 Op-Eds Online Content Policy, South, State Policy, Technology and Innovation Social media regulation is a poor substitute for good parenting Marc Hyden Oct 13, 2025 The Newnan Times-Herald Op-Eds California, Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy Don’t believe the GOP’s ‘principled’ opposition to Prop. 50 Steven Greenhut Oct 12, 2025 The Orange County Register In the News Budget and Spending Reform, Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance White House proposal to withhold federal workers’ back pay is more rhetoric than reform Jeremy Dalrymple Oct 10, 2025 Reason In the News Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation The political economy of artificial intelligence Adam Thierer Oct 10, 2025 Washington Examiner Newsletters, Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Fossil Fuels, Low-Energy Fridays Low-Energy Fridays: Will Ukrainian Strikes Against Russian Oil Refineries Impact U.S. Fuel Prices? Philip Rossetti Oct 10, 2025 In the News Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation Shutdown could delay Congress ‘getting serious’ about AI policy Adam Thierer Oct 9, 2025 Nextgov/FCW In the News Clean Energy, Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Natural Gas, Renewables Grid planners and experts on why markets keep choosing renewables Beth Garza Oct 9, 2025 Utility Dive Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Regulatory Reform, Transportation Self-Driving Cars Becoming Unstoppable Steven Greenhut Oct 8, 2025 The American Spectator
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