energy

For all the talk about skyrocketing energy demand and widespread resource development (solar, nuclear, etc), how that energy actually gets into the market gets quite a bit less press. 

"...[T]here are 2.6 terawatts of generation waiting in queues – over 2x the installed capacity of the entire US generating fleet. The vast majority of that capacity is low carbon, with solar and battery storage accounting for ~80% of the 900+ GW that entered the queue in 2023."

Interconnection presents a massive bottleneck at the moment (and the near future). All the more reason for more exploration of localized generation (home solar, geothermal, nuclear, etc).

For all the talk about skyrocketing energy demand and widespread resource development (solar, nuclear, etc), how that energy actually gets into the market gets quite a bit less press. 

"...[T]here are 2.6 terawatts of generation waiting in queues – over 2x the installed capacity of the entire US generating fleet. The vast majority of that capacity is low carbon, with solar and battery storage accounting for ~80% of the 900+ GW that entered the queue in 2023."

Interconnection presents a massive bottleneck at the moment (and the near future). All the more reason for more exploration of localized generation (home solar, geothermal, nuclear, etc). 
https://congruent.substack.com/p/uncorking-the-interconnection-bottleneck