I can verify that this map is, indeed, male circumcision not MAGA.

Having built a model of the Southeast bilateral energy market, I can say that this is moderately close, but there are a lot of transactions between the regions that would change the shadings if you viewed it from a load (vs generation) perspective.

We calculated numbers for this graph slightly differently than we did last year. It is CAGR for the specified years. Same underlying data but more consistency throughout the report.

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(2) How much data center load growth in 2030?
www.linkedin.com/posts/wilson...
(3) What will the national "load factor" be in 2030? (This is a 🌟 LEVEL UP 🌟challenge for energy experts.)
www.linkedin.com/posts/wilson...

This may be about gas-fueled power plants for data centers.

This is great! Such an important history 👏

Sorry @colinme.bsky.social just noticed this question. My use of ev.energy is definitely a hack and not a utility-supported implementation. Kentucky Utilities doesn't really seem to support anything. They just offer the rate and godspeed for those who attempt to use it.

Fair enough. I think that is also sometimes the case in the US, but it is rarely explicit (except through "economic development" tariffs) and more just how things have been done.

(c) industrial customers have effective legal and expert witness representation in rate cases, and utilities are pre-disposed to hear their arguments favorably because they know those customers individually - and they often lobby together on other issues
Hope that helps!
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(b) practices that unreasonably reduce cost for primary (higher voltage) distribution connected customers, including use of "minimum system method," distinction between primary and secondary distribution costs, and sloppy bookkeeping for primary system transformers, service lines, and meters
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(a) transmission-connected customers don't pay for distribution service (fair point)
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I've tracked this for nearly 20 years off and on through various rate cases and other similar matters. Generally speaking, the worst-off customer class is either residential or small business. Industrial rates are lower because of:
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We are driving a 2015, no noticeable drop in battery range. Although perhaps I should note we've had two warranty replacement batteries ...

Six years ago 😡
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/how...

Didn't like 100 administration officials somehow time the market over and over? Like someone was fing with musk and gave him a foul tip.