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Allison Clements

Former commissioner of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), with expertise in energy regulation and policy.

Top 3 podcasts with Allison Clements

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Dec 24, 2024 • 49min

So, What Does AI Really Mean for Decarbonization?

Lucia Tian, a clean energy leader at Google; Matt DeNichilo, a power investment expert; and Allison Clements, a former energy regulator, discuss the energy demands of AI and data centers. They explore how to meet rising electricity needs while advancing decarbonization. The conversation highlights the potential role of nuclear power, the importance of innovative renewable solutions, and the regulatory challenges facing the evolving electric grid. Collaboration between tech companies and energy regulators emerges as vital for a sustainable future.
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Oct 9, 2024 • 1h 10min

What Allison Clements thinks about the grid

Allison Clements, a former FERC commissioner with a strong focus on environmental law, shares her insights on grid modernization challenges. She discusses the critical need for regulatory updates and innovative technologies to integrate clean energy. Clements critiques outdated planning methods and emphasizes the importance of a collaborative national approach for infrastructure investment. The conversation also explores the role of distributed energy resources in enhancing grid reliability and efficiency, drawing lessons from successful implementations like Australia’s rooftop solar.
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Jul 29, 2024 • 18min

What former FERC Commissioner Clements thinks is next for the agency

Allison Clements, a former FERC Commissioner, shares her insights on the agency's recent challenges and triumphs. She highlights the importance of clean energy integration and the regulatory framework's evolution, including new transmission rules. Clements discusses the need for updated assessments of greenhouse gas emissions to rebuild public trust. She emphasizes empowering marginalized communities in energy projects and expresses cautious optimism for climate policies amid political changes. Her reflections provide a unique perspective on the future of energy regulation.