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Have you read May's edition of the IFP journal yet? IFE members can enhance their knowledge with May's technical perspectives on managing fire risks in conveyor operations and learn the findings from a survey of fire loads on private residential balconies in England. Read the journal today: https://buff.ly/3WDtswA
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Quick thread about offshore wind: Yesterday, ISO-NE presented the final stage of its study into future grid reliability and resource adequacy, which provided some interesting results regarding how much clean energy New England will need by 2032. The study underscores the importance of offshore wind to grid reliability. Looking at a 2032 worst-case winter weather scenario, the study modeled 5,600 MW as the baseline OSW capacity for the region. It also looked at what would happen if capacity was increased or limited. The analysis found that replacing 1 GW of fossil resources with additional offshore wind capacity reduced projected shortfall by 37-42% compared to the baseline scenario. In contrast, limiting the total offshore wind capacity to just 1,600 MW increased shortfall by 165-193%. The 1,600 number is notable -- this equals the amount of OSW capacity the region will have when Vineyard and Revolution come online. Given the region's recent project cancelations, there seems to be a real risk that subsequent projects will be pushed back into the 2030s, jeopardizing reliability in the region. The study also includes interesting findings for other resources: keeping the existing nuclear and oil generators benefits reliability. Demand response, replacing fossil fuels with onshore renewables also helps. Full story linked below:
ISO New England Inc. presented the final stage of its Operational Impact of Extreme Weather Events study to stakeholders at the NEPOOL Reliability Committee on Nov. 14. See Full Story: https://ow.ly/QAoL50Q7Ksu Writer: Jon Lamson
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If you are wandering into RAG (retrieval augmented generation) land, consider that an LLM like Claude from Anthropic can help generate code to do your chunks, overlaps, and list building. Just ensure you tell it to ask questions during the requirements gathering phase...
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Evaluating Board Composition: Regular evaluation of board composition is essential to ensure the board remains diverse, effective and aligns with the company’s strategic direction. #boardcomposition #boardevalution #corporategovernance #companysecretaries
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Your daily update from Baltimore - all you need to know, just the salient facts packed into one 500-word story https://lnkd.in/eExqdyp6
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Check out or recent newsletter which highlights the OBH (Operation Building Hope) project pictured below, among other updates. You can view the entire newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/emfdimpK
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"Joining the MRSC Roster," is a one hour live webinar explaining how state and local agencies purchase construction and other public works valued at under $350,000. Join us August 12, 2024 and bring your questions!
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On November 16, join our EFI Global webinar on structural assessment of fire related damage. This course describes key indicators of structural distress caused by fire that will aid the adjuster. Register today: https://bit.ly/49h5y0U
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