POWER September 2023 - 2

HYDROGEN
Moving Toward a Hydrogen Economy-in the U.S. and Beyond
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The hydrogen economy is coming. But how will it unfold? A variety of challenges
must be met, including the advent of new technologies, infrastructure
buildout, and government support.
RISK MANAGEMENT
AusNet Embraces Data-Driven Storm Impact Modeling
Electric utilities are not only gathering more data to inform their decisions,
they also are using digital technologies to better analyze this data, helping
them model and manage information to make their operations more efficient
and economic.
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POWER TRANSFORMERS
How the Energy Transition Is Impacting the Transformers Market
The global transformer market is preparing for upheaval as the power sector
embraces new technologies, and the power grid evolves with the integration
of renewables and the need for updated infrastructure.
MARNIE SURFACEBLOW
Bowing Under Pressure
Marnie and Maya travel to Canada to troubleshoot issues at an older coal
power plant that added wood pellets to its fuel mix. Marnie creates a laser
show in the conveyor room to help identify the problem.
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EXTREME WEATHER
Lessening the Impacts of Extreme Weather
From droughts to wildfires, from severe storms to major hurricanes, extreme
weather occurrences are at an all-time high. This article explains how to prepare
for and respond to the impacts of different scenarios, as these events
become more frequent, damaging, and costly. (Visit powermag.com and
search " Lessening the Impacts of Extreme Weather " to read this online-only
exclusive.)
COMMENTARY
Building Energy Transmission Takes Time-Batteries Can Fill the Gap
By Eric Dresselhuys, ESS Tech Inc.
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■ Two Big Nuclear Regulatory Milestones for Idaho NuScale SMR Project
■ Vogtle Unit 3 Enters Commercial Operation: First 'Newly Constructed' U.S. Nuclear
Power Plant in Decades
■ FERC Adopts 'Historic' Reforms to Ease Nationwide Generation Interconnection
Backlog
■ Emissions Rules Could Target More Gas-Fired Power Plants
■ Nine Dead in Hydropower Plant Blaze in India
■ Hydrogen Offers a 'Multi-Billion-Dollar Opportunity' This Decade for Innovative
Companies
■ How to Achieve a Thriving Nuclear Power Industry in the U.S.
■ J-Class Gas Turbines Arrive at IPP Renewed, Milestone for Giant Utah Cavern
Hydrogen Hub Project
■ Framatome's Accident-Tolerant Fuel Completes First Cycle at U.S. Nuclear Plant
■ A Star is Born, as Plant Vogtle Nuclear Expansion Enters Service
■ Kentucky's Largest Solar Farm Sited at Former Appalachia Coal Mine
■ Analysis of Performance Degradation of PV Modules
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