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U.S. adds 75 gigawatts of summer generating capacity as grid reliability outlook improves
Key Takeaways
- FERC staff say U.S. summer generating capacity is up about 75 gigawatts year over year.
- Most additions come from solar, wind and batteries, while retirements have slowed.
- The Pacific Northwest, New England and part of western Texas still face extreme-condition risks.
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