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The U.S. energy grid was not designed for this second, when giant industrial masses, information facilities, renewable buildout, and excessive climate are colliding at scale. Incremental transmission upgrades could not be sufficient to take care of reliability, affordability, and adaptability throughout areas. This white paper invitations engineers, planners, utilities, and policymakers to step again and look at what a extra interconnected grid may allow—and what’s in danger if regional methods proceed to function in isolation. It provides a grounded, accessible take a look at how an Interregional Transmission Overlay may reshape planning assumptions and unlock new choices for the last decade forward.
