HeyJaredFrequency Band
From Fort Peck, Montana to Tijuana, Mexico, the alternating current transmission network in the West oscillates in the narrow band of narrow band 59.97 and 60.02 cycles per second.
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Frequency Band - S1 E6: Winter outlook. Are we ready? (opens the original)
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How can power systems prepare for the reliability challenges of winters to come? In this episode of Frequency Band, hosts Paul Dockery and Becky Robinson are joined by Mary Wiencke, Executive Director of the Public Generating Pool, and Kevin Nordt, recently retired Chief Strategy Officer of Dairyland Power. Together, they explore the growing challenge of resource adequacy and discuss a recent industry report projecting significant capacity shortfalls over the next decade. Through a conversation
Frequency Band - S1 E5: EDAM by the Numbers (opens the original)
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Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube to follow along with the charts and visualizations discussed in the conversation. What do the data reveal about the Extended Day-Ahead Market's performance since launch? In this episode of Frequency Band, hosts Paul Dockery and Becky Robinson are joined by Connor Waldoch, Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Grid Status, and Mark Rothleder, CAISO's Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Together, they explore EDAM's early results an
Frequency Band - S1 E4: The Future of Prices (opens the original)
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How will electricity prices evolve as power systems become more complex, renewable generation grows, and new technologies reshape grid operations? In this episode of Frequency Band , hosts Paul Dockery and Becky Robinson are joined by Jacob Mays and Erik Ela to explore the future of price formation in electricity markets. Jacob and Erik are two leading experts in power system economics and market design. Jacob Mays is an Assistant Professor at Cornell University, new member of the California ISO
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