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Defense Industrial Base Requires Energy Security
In the September issue of National Defense Magazine, Leah Emanuel and Will Rogers draw from "Powering the Fight: Lessons from the Grid at War" to explore the role of the power grid as part of America’s strategic deterrent and what history can tell us about navigating this moment to fortify and expand America’s transmission infrastructure for national defense.Podcasts
Millions of Devices Live at the Grid Edge. Can They Make Us Resilient? Grid Chats with Apoorv Bhargava
Michael Wu, Converge Strategies, chats with Apoorv Bhargava, CEO and Co-Founder of WeaveGrid, about the millions of EVs and home batteries already sitting in homes across the country, why the grid's most overlooked layer might be its best shot at resilience, and what it takes to secure a system that's only getting more connected.New Releases
Powering Growth and Affordability The Role of Transmission in Economic and National Security
Expanding the transmission can save customers billions of dollars, improve reliability, and strengthen national security.Featured
Virginia’s power grid is approaching its limit. Here’s what that means for national defense.
Virginia’s defense load — the power that keeps its military bases, defense communities and defense industry running — is approaching the limit of what the grid can reliably deliver.New Releases
Small Nuclear Reactors on Horizon as Pentagon Programs Eye 2028 Goal
Will Rogers draws on his experience as the former senior climate advisor to the Secretary of the Army to assess the Pentagon's advanced nuclear power strategy and provide insights on what's still needed to succeed in developing a reactor that supports enough of the load at military bases to make grid disruptions a non-issue.New Releases
Electricity Demand Is Rising. The Rules for Protecting Defense-Critical Power Haven’t Kept Up.
Chuck "Chim Chim" Dockery, Wilson Rickerson, and Morgan D. Bazilian reflect on nearly twenty years of measuring, defining, and classifying the extent to which the military has become dependent on civilian power and what’s still needed to recognize the electric grid as an extension of the weapons system platform, not a separate utility concern.Podcasts
The First Stop for Resilient Infrastructure. What’s the Model? Grid Chats with Brandi Colander
A green bank isn't a bank in the conventional sense, and it isn't a grant program either. Brandi chats with host Michael Wu about what it means to be a mission-based institution built to de-risk investment in resilient infrastructure across the community it serves.Reports
Minnesota Grid Data Sharing Framework
The Minnesota Grid Data Sharing Framework provides a standardized data request template and a modular request and review process with built-in optionality that will support more secure, transparent, rapid, and consistent grid data sharing practices in Minnesota.Reports
Energy and Emergency Planning Integration Crosswalk (EEPIC) Framework
A Midwestern Governors Association (MGA) effort to give states a structured way to assess policy goals, regulatory authorities, and planning processes to support multi-stakeholder energy security planning at scale.New Releases
Unleashing Virginia
Virginia's defense load — the power that keeps its military bases, defense communities, and defense industry running — is approaching the limit of what the grid can reliably deliver.Podcasts
Energy Security’s Strategic Shift. What Will It Take To Lead? Grid Chats With Dr. Nathan Johnson
Building the grid now means securing everything from raw material extraction through midstream processing to the finished components in generators, transformers, and transmission lines. Chat about what it will take for the U.S. to lead.Podcasts