The National Clean Energy Transmission Initiative brings together a diverse group of stakeholders to support policies that scale up a cleaner electricity system by unlocking domestic renewable energy resources currently stranded in our country’s remote areas and developing “Smart Grid” technologies to make the transmission and distribution grid more reliable, resilient, and secure, and to accommodate renewable power and enable more energy efficiency by consumers and businesses.

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R&D Efforts Focused on Maximizing Existing Transmission Grid Kurt Shickman | August 11th, 2010
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Groups Shine Light on Transmission Issue Patrick Hughes | August 3rd, 2010
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Clean Energy Transmission: The Missing Link Bill White | July 28th, 2010
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Cyber Security: How the GRID Act Keeps Us Safe Jeff Stein | July 27th, 2010
NCETI Hosts Clean Transmission Conference in Portland, Oregon Amy Sticklor | July 20th, 2010
2009 Wind Technologies Market Report by Ryan Wiser and Mark Bolinger | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Too much of a good thing: Growth in wind power makes life difficult for grid managers by Ted Sickenger | The Oregonian
Cascade Crossing Transmission Project: Powering Oregon's Future by John Audley | Portland General Electric
Establishing the Need for Transmission: Inclusive, Transparent, and Analytically Robust Planning at a Large Scale by Steve Weiss | NW Energy Coalition
Expanding and Modernizing the Grid by Pat Reitan | Pacific Power
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