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My new book on grid resilience is out today

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Devon Ashworth · You
Product analyst at Fernbrook Labs
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Superb read!

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Marta Oyelaran · 3rd+
Helping mid-market operators scale without burning out
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Every time a grid post lands here the replies fill up with the same two arguments and nothing else. Refreshing to read something that actually cites the interconnection queue numbers instead of guessing at them.

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Tobias Wren · 2nd
Transmission planner, Cavendish Power Authority
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Chapter 6 is the one I'd hand to every regulator I work with. Reconductoring gets treated like a footnote and it is quietly the cheapest 8 GW we could add this decade.