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Education and Upcoming Events
2023 RMEL FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT – June 27th, 2023 (Littleton, CO). AUGUST 2023 SAFETY ROUNDTABLE – August 10th, 2023 (Lakewood, CO). PROJECT MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP – August 15th-16th, 2023 (Westminster, CO). RESOURCE ADEQUACY WORKSHOP – August 17th-18th, 2023 (Westminster, CO). 2023 RMEL FALL CONVENTION – September 11th – September 13th, 2023 (Phoenix, AZ). Stay tuned for more event details and information coming! ASSET MANAGEMENT & DATA CONFERENCE – October 12th-13th, 2023 (Omaha, NE). 
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RMEL Champions is a prestigious group of RMEL supporters with access to useful and beneficial promotional opportunities. Thank you, 2022 RMEL Champions!
DOE proposed new standards for the transformers in December, to go into effect in 2027. But this is a “strategically inopportune time,” the senators said, and the rule could hinder the nation’s clean energy transition.
EIA forecasts that the largest increases in U.S. electricity generation this summer (June, July, and August) will come from solar, wind, and natural gas-fired power plants because of new generating capacity coming online, according to their June Short-Term Energy Outlook. The rising generation from these sources will likely be offset by reduced generation from coal-fired power plants.
According to the “Renewables: Engaging Consumers in the Clean Energy Transition” report, which is based on a nationwide survey of 2,000 Americans, only 12 percent of Americans are aware of renewable energy goals from either federal, state or municipal governments, while just six percent have heard of targets from their electricity provider, despite most Americans being served by a provider with a clean energy goal.
Member Announcements
“As we celebrate 40 years of giving, we are reminded of the importance of supporting the community through nonprofits,” said Laurie Roach, PNM Resources Foundation executive director. “Their work is critical to address the most pressing issues facing our society and we are grateful to the early founders who enabled this long-standing support of nonprofit impact.”
United Power, Inc. (United Power) and TEA Solutions entered into an agreement to support United Power’s transition to new power suppliers. The Energy Authority (TEA), headquartered in Jacksonville, FL, provides public power entities with strategic perspective on deriving maximum value from their assets, and offers advisory services, advanced analytics, and renewable solutions.
White Paper
With the use of electric vehicles and grid-scale energy storage systems on the rise, the need to explore alternatives to lithium-ion batteries has never been greater. Researchers have recently developed a prototype calcium metal rechargeable battery capable of 500 cycles of repeated charge-discharge -- the benchmark for practical use. The breakthrough was made thanks to the development of a copper sulfide nanoparticle/carbon composite cathode and a hydride-based electrolyte.
The next generation of sustainable energy technology might be built from some low-tech materials: rocks and the sun. Using a new approach known as concentrated solar power, heat from the sun is stored then used to dry foods or create electricity. A team has found that certain soapstone and granite samples from Tanzania are well suited for storing this solar heat, featuring high energy densities and stability even at high temperatures.
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