Midwestern United States, every mention
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Frontier Forum: How VPPs earn grid-scale trust [partner content]
- ▶ 0:47 Stacey Phillips Two of our regions at one time, super cold, two weekends in a row, and so first it was the Midwest and the Carolinas, and then it became the Carolinas and Florida.
Looking for a turnaround in transmission
- ▶ 21:37 Rob Gramlich We mentioned SPP, but MISO in the more of the, like, the Great Lakes part of the Midwest, uh, and is looking at seven 65 PJM as well, and they just came out with a new, uh, very much more ambitious plan than we've seen from them.
Ag residue and carbon removal
- ▶ 4:56 Peter Reinhardt In, in the United States, which maybe is where we can focus for now, um, you know, just corn stover, for example, obviously concentrated in the mid, in the Midwest, and particularly the northern part of the Midwest.
Understanding SAF buyers
- ▶ 14:39 Amelia DeLuca Obviously, that's a great one because when we look at our Midwest states where our hubs are, you know, ethanol and shifting and finding a new industry for the production of ethanol, you know, helps create jobs or secure jobs.
- ▶ 20:55 Amelia DeLuca I will say, though, from the Delta perspective, we can, we continue to think and are very appreciative of the support that we've gotten, not only from the Biden administration in the United States, but as well from many of our Midwest…
The news quiz episode!
- ▶ 23:53 Stephen Lacey Excess renewables, uh, and Google's carbon aware computing, specifically for demand response, which they have dispatched in Europe and in the Midwest.
CO2 utilization
- ▶ 42:25 Shayle Kann Um, on the other side of it, though, you know, there have been a couple of pipelines that have been already proposed and in development in the Midwest, Summit and Navigator, mostly to take ethanol-based CO₂, um, to sequestration sites, and…
What do you do with a 100-hour battery?
- ▶ 33:49 Shayle Kann Let's try the Midwest, right? 3 times in the scene
Mailbag episode! Interest rates, carbon dioxide removal, load growth, and more
- ▶ 17:20 Shayle Kann That had been planned for the Midwest, largely to take, uh, CO two from ethanol plants in the Midwest to, to class six wells that you can sequester the CO two underground. 2 times in the scene
The pace of home electrification
- ▶ 14:46 Shayle Kann Cause you know, heat pumps are, they have much higher penetration already in places like the Southeast where they're predominantly used for cooling than they do in like the Midwest or the Northeast where you need a lot of heating.
How is U.S. industrial policy affecting actual climatetech investment?
- ▶ 28:49 Trevor Houser There's announcements by the big three, and those are largely in, uh, in the Midwest, in Michigan and Ohio, uh, in, uh, and then the transplants, so the foreign automakers, Hyundai, Kia, uh, European automakers, uh,
- ▶ 32:01 Shayle Kann Under a new administration, potentially, and one of the counters you often hear to that is, look, by the time anybody would consider repealing the IRA at this point, there's gonna be hundreds of billions of dollars, maybe, of, of…
- ▶ 35:28 Trevor Houser But we were starting to see some carbon management investment before at the cheapest sources of capture, so that's mostly ethanol refineries, uh, in the Midwest. 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 47:56 Shayle Kann Like, you know, we don't need to do a whole lot to, to catalyze heat pump investment in the Southeast, but in the upper Midwest, like, nobody's got heat pump.
The good and bad of carbon capture
- ▶ 32:57 Shayle Kann There, there are CO two pipelines that are getting built, permitted right now in the Midwest and sort of the corn belt around, around, um, ethanol plants.
Four ways to store sunlight
- ▶ 50:50 Andy Lubershane Um, in the U.S., there's a big, kind of, cluster in the Gulf, uh, there's some in the upper Midwest, some in the Plains, but, you know, it's not like you just have hydrogen salt domes, or hydrogen-ready salt domes lying around all over the…
The great Bitcoin energy debate
- ▶ 4:55 Ben Hertz-Shargel Um, it's much more scattered across the Midwest and the Mountain West, uh, but then there's a lot in Texas.
Understanding the transmission bottleneck
- ▶ 14:46 Rob Gramlich There's a fair amount of curtailment in California, uh, some in MISO in the Midwest.
- ▶ 30:01 Rob Gramlich Um, but anyway, uh, in Texas and in the upper Midwest, uh, we did a couple things. 5 times in the scene
Solving the conundrum of industrial heat
- ▶ 40:04 Shayle Kann And if so, it, you know, to your point about where these things get placed, like, we could end up with, you know, a wave of industrialization in the upper Midwest where there's cheap wind 2 times in the scene
Unleashing the magic of heat pumps
- ▶ 21:22 Andy Lubershane Back in 2000, you know, at the, at the turn of the century, heat pump adoption, you know, in, uh, or, you know, for, for new, new heating systems in, say, the U.S.
Getting more energy on the wires
Climate tech’s surprising bottleneck – land access
- ▶ 14:00 Andy Lubershane Across much of the Midwest of this country, turning, you know, a lot of current agricultural land into combined agricultural and wind farms.