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Energy Storage

Advanced Underground Distribution Systems

Part two of the two-part Underground Distribution Systems Series. Learn how to improve your utility’s policies, standards, and practices for planning, designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining underground distribution and hear about current and emerging industry trends.
November 17 - 19, 2026
Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicles

Electric Vehicles and the Utility: Opportunities and Challenges

Part three of the three-part Understanding Trends in Energy Technology Series. Hear the latest on the EV landscape, discuss the critical issues related to customer adoption, the implications for energy and demand growth, and policies and planning models for an optimized EV future.
June 3 - 5, 2025
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Grid Modernization

Underground Distribution Systems: Virtual Series

This 2-part virtual series features in-depth courses on Underground Distribution Systems. Learn all about the effective planning, design, installation, operation and maintenance and review critical factors involved in the conversion of overhead systems to underground. Discuss how to improve your
September 22, 2026 - November 19, 2026
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Distributed Energy Resources

TVA Proposing to Build Solar Project at Closed Coal Ash Site

The Tennessee Valley Authority is pursuing a 100-megawatt solar generation pilot project on a closed coal ash site at the Shawnee Fossil Plant near Paducah, Kentucky.
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Generation

Standard Power Chooses NuScale Small Modular Reactor Technology for Data Centers

Standard Power, a provider of infrastructure as a service to advanced data processing companies, recently announced plans to develop two small modular reactor-powered facilities that will together produce nearly 2 gigawatts of energy and has chosen to work with NuScale Power and ENTRA1 Energy to support Standard Power’s two projects.
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Electricity Markets

San Jose City Council Votes in Favor of Exploring Municipal Utility Option

The City Council of San Jose, Calif., on Oct. 3 took an initial step forward to explore the possibility of forming a municipal utility for electric service.