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Title:	POWER
Keywords:	POWER 2023 June SPEAKING OF POWER Inertia and the Power Grid: Should We Be Worried About System Stability? GLOBAL MONITOR-Dutch Officials Set Funding for Nuclear Power Program OTEC, a Long-Stalled Baseload Ocean Power Technology, Is Seeing a Swell THE BIG PICTURE:The EPA's Newest Carbon Rule Japan Moving Forward on Nuclear AccidentTolerant Fuels POWER Digest FOCUS ON O&M-To Repower or Not to Repower?That's the Question; Here's How Asset Owners Can Answer It LEGAL & REGULATORY-FERC Can Support Hydrogen by Taking Jurisdiction Over Interstate Pipelines By Ken Irvin and Grace Gerbas, Sidley Austin LLP COVER FOCUS: CONNECTED PLANT Dynamic Innovations in Power Sector Digitalization 18 New digital tools and approaches are fueling innovative applications in the power sector, promising to resolve long-standing or complex issues across the industry-from generator to consumer SPECIAL REPORT: CUG PLANT OF THE YEAR A-LongTime Coming: Rawhide Unit 11s Coal Users' Group Plant of the Year A coal-fired power plant in a picturesque location in northern Colorado has been named the Coal Users' Group's Plant of the Year. The Rawhide Energy Station Unit 1 is owned and operated by the Platte River Power Authority. FEATURES: COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL POWER-Reducing Operational Constraints and Emissions by Increasing Flexible Energy Capacity 26 It's important for companies that want to control energy costs, and be more sustainable, to set a baseline for their organization's energy usage and emis- sions. That will enable a more optimal use of flexible capacity when determin- ing their energy profile. ASSET MANAGEMENT Five ReasonsWhy Power Plant Owners Should Consider RepurposingTheir Assets --Power plants don't always have to be retired-in many cases, they can be repurposed. They can be converted to run on a different fuel, repowered to upgrade their performance-or even used as a modern synchronous con- denser to support the power grid, taking advantage of the infrastructure al- ready in place. RELIABILITY & RESILIENCY-Rethinking Energy Reliability with Modern Power Systems--Power system operators are facing new challenges when it comes to provid- ing a reliable, resilient supply of electricity. The issues include more frequent extreme weather events, the introduction of new generation technologies, cybersecurity threats, and a power-consuming public placing more demands on the grid. WIND POWER-New Tech Highlights Innovation, Spurs Growth in Wind Energy --Many advancements have been made in wind power technology in recent years, with developers in both the onshore and offshore sectors working to design turbines capable of capturing more energy and producing more power. TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION--Improving the U.S. Electric Power Grid: Mitigating Vulnerabilities and Enhancing Operation--Power companies, along with government entities, are investing in the U.S. power system as the importance of a strong power grid becomes more evi- dent. GAS POWER Restoring Power Plants to Dependable Peak Efficiency 40 Reliability is a must for natural gas-fired peaker plants, which must be ready when called to produce power at times of heavy demand for electricity. It's important for plant operators to be proactive when it comes to maintenance to ensure their units are in top condition. COMMENTARY New Technologies Are Making Nuclear Energy Safer and More Efficient 44 By Christopher Crosby, AVEVA
Issue Date:	Jun-2023
Publisher:	Access Intelligence
Series/Report no.:	Volume-167;Number-5
URI:	http://172.16.0.4:8085/heritage/handle/123456789/8050
Appears in Collections:	Alerting of New Journals (CSBS)

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