The seasons first big storm will test a vulnerable power grid
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The utility said that major hurricanes and other significant weather events are increasing in intensity and frequency.

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NERC warned in November that a large portion of the North American bulk power system was at risk of having insufficient energy supplies during severe winter weather. 
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APPA warned that supplies continue to dwindle, demand far outpaces production, and if action is not taken in the near term, the U.S. will 'face electric reliability concerns.'
DOE said that modernizing the nation’s building codes is crucial to driving the development of more energy efficient commercial and residential buildings.    
The $1.7-$2 billion project is designed to enable some 5,500 MW of new wind, solar and other resources that Xcel Energy plans to add through 2030.
Previous concerns concerning incompatibility of equipment due to difference in frequency or voltage are no longer an issue, Ukrainian energy officials say.
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