Informing the Transmission Discussion offers an overview of the challenges each US region faces as a result of changing energy mixes, increases in electrification, increases in demand-side variability from DERs and energy storage and the need for location-constrained renewables. The study looks at the current regional transmission landscape and examines what must be done to address these challenges, finding that transmission is a critical solution for meeting both clean energy and resilience objectives. Informing the Transmission Discussion also details how the electrification of buildings and vehicles will increase demand for electricity supply and renewable resources, with an estimated $7 to $25 billion in transmission investment needed by 2031 to meet these needs. Informing The Transmission Discussion Share this TweetShare on Twitter Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Related PostsHouse Letter to Biden on Commerce InquiryMay 18, 2022Commerce 2012 Scope ClarificationMay 10, 2022Auxin February 8 2022 PetitionMay 10, 2022Commerce March 25 2022 Initiation MemorandumMay 10, 2022Department of Commerce AD/CVD Circumvention InquiryApril 28, 2022Former Military Leaders Urge FERC to Advance Transmission Planning Reforms to Ensure Reliable, Resilient GridJanuary 18, 2022
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