The Power Line
The Power Line examines developments in the U.S. electric power sector and connects them to policymaking conversations in D.C.
The Power Line is a regularly published newsletter that reviews key stories in the electric power sector — ranging from grid reliability, transmission issues, and emergent technology and business models. The Power Line will highlight the connections connections and relevance between the sector’s technical, local, and often esoteric stories to high-level public policy conversations on climate and energy taking place in Washington, D.C.
This project is made possible by general funding to CSIS and the CSIS Energy Security & Climate Change Program.
Contact Information
- Madeline Cano
- Program Coordinator, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
- 202.644.5619
- mcano@csis.org
- Cy McGeady
- Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
- cmcgeady@csis.org
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AI Makes Nuclear Viable, Not Yet Inevitable
Commentary by Cy McGeady — October 4, 2024
AI Additionality Is the Wrong Solution to a Real Problem
Commentary by Cy McGeady — September 24, 2024
Soaring Capacity Prices and Changing Economics of Electric Reliability
Commentary by Cy McGeady — August 14, 2024
The EPA Power Plant Rule amid Demand Growth
Commentary by Cy McGeady — May 10, 2024
Electric Demand Growth and a New Strategic Lens
Commentary by Cy McGeady — March 28, 2024
What China, Germany, and Texas Tell Us about Capacity Adequacy
Commentary by Cy McGeady — February 21, 2024
Winter Reliability, A Growing Not Passing Problem
Commentary by Cy McGeady — January 26, 2024
What Can Federal Authority Do for Transmission?
Commentary by Cy McGeady — January 10, 2024