The report, ‘Potential Customer Benefits of Interregional Transmission,’ produced by GE International, Inc. for the Macro Grid Initiative, points to three geographic areas today with greater than 70% renewable energy penetration: California, Denmark and the Southwest Power Pool (SPP). The report notes that the demand for clean energy from public policies leads to 20-50% renewable energy penetration by 2035 and describes the significant benefits of interregional transmission to reducing the cost and increasing the reliability of the power system in that future state. Potential Customer Benefits of Interregional Transmission Share this TweetShare on Twitter Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Related PostsThe Value of Transmission During Winter Storm ElliottFebruary 8, 2023The Benefit and Urgency of Planned Offshore Transmission: Reducing the Costs of and Barriers to Achieving U.S. Clean Energy GoalsJanuary 24, 2023Opportunities to Diversify the U.S. Renewable Energy Manufacturing Supply ChainDecember 15, 2022Enabling Low-Cost Clean Energy and Reliable Service Through Better Transmission Benefits Analysis: A Case Study of MISO’s Long Range Transmission PlanningAugust 9, 2022Advanced Conductors on Existing Transmission Corridors to Accelerate Low Cost DecarbonizationMarch 15, 2022Ensuring Low-Cost Reliability: Resource Adequacy Recommendations for a Clean Energy GridNovember 23, 2021
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