A Region in Transition: It's Time for a Northwest Resource Adequacy Program (www.westernenergy.org)
Will there be enough electricity after coal plants shut down? (by Pat Dooris of KGW8)
2019 Third Quarter Update
Our third quarter update includes a report on the success of our Resource Adequacy Symposium and the ongoing RA effort, an eTraining progress report, and a spotlight on NWPP personnel.
Resource Adequacy Video Playlist
RA Symposium - Today's reality, what is the risk?
Panel 1 from the October 2nd Resource Adequacy Symposium, featuring Stefan Bird, PacifiCorp, Mike Cashell, Northwestern Energy, Gerry Froese, Avangrid, and Frank Lawson, Eugene Water & El…
RA Symposium - Accelerating the conversation
Panel 2 from the October 2nd Resource Adequacy Symposium, featuring Nicole Hughes, Renewable Northwest, Senator Lee Beyer, Oregon, Jim Collins, Microsoft. This panel's conversation unders…
RA Symposium - What we know today
Panel 3 from the October 2nd Resource Adequacy Symposium, featuring Scott Kinney, Avista, Dan Kirschner, NW Gas Association, Ben Kujala, NW Power & Conservation Council, and Arne Olson, E…
RA Symposium - Where are we heading?
Panel 4 from the October 2nd Resource Adequacy Symposium, featuring Mark Holman, Powerex, Gregg Carrington, Chelan County PUD, and Rick Link, PacifiCorp. These industry professionals share&nb…
RA Symposium - Owning the Solution
Panel 5 from the October 2nd Resource Adequacy Symposium, featuring Steve Wright, Chelan County PUD, Maria Pope, Portland General Electric, and Elliot Mainzer, Bonneville Power Administration. The…
Resource Adequacy Symposium Introduction
Opening video for the Resource Adequacy Symposium held on October 2, 2019. Featuring Debra Smith, CEO/General Manager, Seattle City Light, Jason Thackston, Vice President of Energy Resources, Avis…
Resource Adequacy docuseries, Episode 3
Episode 3 of an educational docuseries on the topic of resource adequacy presented by Northwest Power Pool. Featuring John Fazio, Senior Systems Analyst of Northwest Power and Conservation Council…
Resource Adequacy docuseries, Episode 2
Episode 2 of an educational docuseries on the topic of resource adequacy presented by Northwest Power Pool. Featuring John Fazio, Senior Systems Analyst of Northwest Power and Conservation Council…
Resource Adequacy docuseries, Episode 1
Episode 1 of an educational docuseries on the topic of resource adequacy presented by Northwest Power Pool. Featuring John Fazio, Senior Systems Analyst of Northwest Power and Conservation Council…
2019 Second Quarter Update
This quarterly update includes news on the coordinated Resource Adequacy effort, NWPP outreach opportunities, committee and workgroup expansion, eTraining progress report, and a spotlight on NWPP …
Resource Adequacy Symposium
Save the date: On October 2, 2019, Northwest Power Pool will be hosting a regional Resource Adequacy Symposium in Portland, Oregon. Registration is now open, and details on agenda are forthcoming.…
Episode 03 - NERC Lessons Learned Podcast
Current Drone Usage
Below is the full transcript for this episode. If you'd like to review or follow along with the orig…
How do I register for a virtual classroom?
Northwest Power Pool virtual classrooms are live broadcasts available to NWPP Member personnel for NERC approved Continuing Eduction Hours (CEHs). They can be attended attend in person at our…
Northwest Power Pool Operating Committee and Reserve Sharing Group Expands
Episode 02 - NERC Lessons Learned Podcast
Preparing Circuit Breakers for Operation in Cold Weather
Below is the full transcript for this episode. If you'd like to review or follow along with the original .…
2019 1st Quarter Update
Starting this year, NWPP is kicking off an all new quarterly video update that highlights recent milestones and current objectives. Check it out and let us know what you think.
Northwest Regional Capacity Adequacy
Given the recent trend in decommissioning coal plants and increasing renewable integration, concerns have been raised about the adequacy of the Transmission system in the Northwest Region. In late…
