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Clearing the Fog on Interconnection Queues: Increasing Data Access, Transparency, and Security

Publication Type

Presentation

Date Published

06/2025

Authors

Podpora, Adam, Cody Matthews, David Rearden, Calvin Monson, Kathryn Chelminski, Lisa C Schwartz

Abstract

This webinar will discuss data sharing, strategic use of automation, and broader use of hosting capacity analysis to facilitate interconnection applications and studies. This webinar further examines the balance between the benefits of data transparency with technical capacity needs, security and privacy as data demands grow.

Panelists include:

Adam Podpora, NY Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Cody Matthews, Michigan Public Service Commission
David Rearden and Calvin Monson, Illinois Commerce Commission

Moderators:

Lisa Schwartz
Kathryn Chelminski

Year of Publication

2025

Notes

This webinar was recorded on June 2, 2025, and can be viewed here.