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The Electricity Minister said this winter has delivered more positive results than expected, compared to some of the worst-case scenarios projected by his team at the beginning of the winter season.
how do we solve that problem. when you find yourself in the hole stop digging. take the shuffle away from the e.p.a. making decisions that close power plants and not replacing that generating capacity with additional plants. hard to building is in the country these days. at a point reducing supply. the permitting policy doesn t allow us to build new resources. bret: the democratic representative believes additional funding is needed for grid improvements. bret: was there any electrical grid improvements in the infrastructure bill. well, there s a lot of money for some resilience and where you are hardening the grid to allow it more survive more extreme weather event. bret: the biden administration says billions from the infrastructure law would be dedicated updating the grid and updating transmission lines with an emphasis on clean energy. but industry leaders say some regulations are making it difficult to get those projects
according to the new report, could mean elevated risk to conserve power or some extreme cases, dealing with the rolling blackouts. this is happening because of an increased demand for electricity during the peak hours as well as a rapidly shifting power mix. on the first point, the push for electrification has been full steam ahead, especially in states where i am, like california, setting extreme deadlines in the push for the green transition and that s potentially putting more strain on the power grid than it can handle in the near future. so we spoke to a ceo in the energy space, exacerbated by a decrease in some supply. demand is growing in this country, and supply is not keeping up. in fact, in some cases we are shutting down power plants that have more useful life but are not replacing them with the same generating capacity. so the delays have real consequences when the supply-demand mix gets too close for comfort. and that gets to the second