ble, environmentally sustainable, and equitable grid. The portfolio of grid modernization work helps integrate all sources of electricity, improve the security of our Nation's grid, solve challenges of energy storage and distributed generation, and provide a critical platform for U.S. comp
Lack of reliability in the electric grid puts the national and economic security of the American people at risk. The United States' ability to remain at the forefront of technological innovation depends on a reliable supply of energy from all available electric generation sources and the integrity of our Nation's electric grid. Sec. 2. Policy.
ual contributions to grid modernization in all areas. It includes research divisions of utility trade associations, universities, standards bodi s, the Electric Power Research Institute, and others. Many companies have their own private research groups, ranging from small businesses to intern
most promising grid modernization research pathways. In tandem with lab-operated projects, DOE will issue competitive research funding opportunities and establish appropriate R&D agreeme ts address challenges identified in the GMI strategy. Centralized information exchange will facilitate best practices and r
Meredith discusses the infrastructure of the grid, the complexities of grid management, and the implications of shifting to market-based systems. Additionally, she emphasizes the critical
We have all these regional operators that need to find better ways to coordinate in terms of grid stabilization and load balancing. It''s about businesses building greater capacity for adaptability
This Administration''s goals require us to establish a concerted vision for the future power grid and pursue a grid modernization strategy that will support the clean energy transition.
More than 80 top energy experts – including Condoleezza Rice and Jennifer Granholm – recently convened at Stanford to discuss ways to modernize the national grid and meet increased
To ensure the grid of tomorrow is prepared to meet the demands of this transformation, NEMA has published a Roadmap for a Resilient and Innovative U.S. Electrical System to chart a
ttent energy supply and increasingly unreliable grid require swift action. The United States'' ability to remain at the forefront of technological innovation depends on a rel power system regulated
The United States electric grid is facing a reckoning. On April 8, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at strengthening its reliability and security, a move that
Customers face an increased risk of blackouts and brownouts, or lack of “resilience.” Since the United States has not been reinforcing the grid to keep up with the challenges posed by
It is the policy of the United States to ensure the reliability, resilience, and security of the electric power grid.
Meet NLR''s grid modernization experts and explore their research shaping the future of the power grid. Check out the On the Road to Increased Transmission series to learn how the United
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