Solar passes 8GW for the first time on @MISO_energy this past Wednesday. - 7GW in Sept - 6GW in May - 5GW in March Should pass 10 GW easily next year. 20GW by 2030? Thanks to @grid_status gridstatus.io/records/miso?r…

I’m sad to report that APS has signed a new take or pay coal contract with NTEC for the Four Corners power plant until 2038 and they have stressed any climate goals they have are solely “aspirational.” 😒🤦‍♀️😞 #aps #coal #energy #utilities

More EV charging stations shipping out from @ElectricEraTech HQ today This one is heading to Lawerence Kansas ⚡️🔋

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Big news at Fervo today. fervoenergy.com/fervo-energy…

U.S. solar module production reaches historic 100 GW landmark: The United States crossed 100 GW of cumulative solar PV module production during Q2 2026, according to a new bottom-up factory-level analysis by… dlvr.it/TVZcDZ #Photovoltaics #EnergyStorage #RenewableEnergy

Excited to share the news of this groundbreaking PPA today. Our multi-year partnership with Google has been important for Fervo’s growth, and we are excited to take the next step with them with this new 400 MW deal for enhanced geothermal power. wsj.com/business/energy-oil/…

Today @bonnevillepower released its Strategic Plan 2026-2030. There are three goals that are more forthright expressions of where we need to be going -- replacing goals that did not communicate the imperatives we must achieve around. Those new goals are 1. Grow the Grid. We need to be faster and more flexible as we design, procure for, and construct new infrastructure to meet the moment. Since 1990, when the region entered a period of little to no load growth, Bonneville has added fewer than 500 miles of 500-kV line. Comparatively, in the 1960s and '70s, we added more than 3,500 miles. It is time to return to an era of growth. 2. Protect Ratepayers. Growth does not mean an unaccountable spending spree. Doing things faster likely means increasing costs, but that is not a problem so long as the costs round-trip to the people who are demanding speed and willing to pay for it. That is the trade we must offer: speed for those who want it, but at the right price, while maintinaing protections for legacy customers that are not necessarily participating in the power industry's current boom cycle. 3. Increase Productivity. We need to use technology to make the most of the grid we already have, and make investments to keep our legacy power generation assets not just in good working order, but into expanded production. I'm excited about the work we have in flight for making more out of transmission capacity and uprating the power plants we market, including the NW's only nuclear facility, the Columbia Generating Station. Together with our legacy goals -- Invest in People, Preserve Safe & Reliable System Operations, and Modernize Business Systems and Processes -- these goals are seminal to making BPA meet the needs of current moment. There are lots of details under the hood here, but at the highest level, I want every BPA employee to feel empowered he or she does creative things aligned with these goals!