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About EPRI
Founded in 1972, EPRI is the world's preeminent independent, non-profit energy research and development organization, with offices around the world. EPRI's trusted experts collaborate with more than 450 companies in 45 countries, driving innovation to ensure the public has clean, safe, reliable, and affordable access to electricity across the globe. Explore EPRI’s research across the Nuclear, Generation, and Electricity Delivery and Customer Solutions sectors ranging from decarbonization to grid modernization to low carbon resources.
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Research & Knowledge
EPRI published the final article of a three-part series focusing on EPRI's long-term commitment to assisting the Japanese nuclear industry in the 15 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011.
Reported by EPRI
Research & Knowledge
EPRI and The University of Texas at Austin evaluated whether conventional carbon capture technologies could achieve emissions reductions beyond the levels typically assumed in most studies.
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People
EPRI Europe is hiring for the first role opening up over the coming days to join the expert HR team in Ireland.
Reported by Eamonn Lannoye
Presence & Recognition
EPRI represented IEEE Region 3 and IEEE R3 Young Professionals at the 2026 IEEE Young Professionals Summit in Boston.
Reported by Sunny Arokia Swamy Bellary
Research & Knowledge
EPRI used EIA 860m data from July to create a snapshot of planned additions for 2027-2029 in the US, with Solar, Gas, and Batteries leading the way.
Reported by Michael Caravaggio
Research & Knowledge
EPRI published data on the monthly demand total energy (MWh), max hour (MW), and min hour (MW) for CAISO, ERCOT, and PJM independent system operators from January 2019 to August 2026.
Reported by Michael Caravaggio
Research & Knowledge
EPRI published data from Energy Charts showing the installed capacity of Germany and France from 2015 through 2025 by resource.
Reported by Michael Caravaggio
Presence & Recognition
EPRI hosted more than 800 utility leaders and advisors in Washington, DC at the EPRI ED&CS Advisory Meetings.
Reported by Andrew Phillips
Presence & Recognition
EPRI collaborated with Owen Wilkes FIET SMIEEE and Neha Moturi on a day of collaboration.
Reported by Andrew Phillips
Research & Knowledge
EPRI published a white paper titled Flexibility in Distribution Power Systems: Definition, Sources, and Industry Priorities, examining network flexibility, distributed energy resource (DER) flexibility, and pathways for accessing flexibility from third-party-owned assets.
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Presence & Recognition
EPRI colleagues Christian Newman, Technical Executive for Endangered and At-Risk Species and Environmental Aspects of Renewables, is serving on the Technical Planning Team for the Energy and Environment Working Group at the Energy and Environment Working Group Initiative.
Reported by EPRI
Research & Knowledge
EPRI conducted research on Species and Applied Ecology and the value it brings to the electricity sector.
Reported by Michael Caravaggio
Research & Knowledge
EPRI and Ramboll researchers examined how emissions associated with amine-based carbon capture systems could affect local air quality under a variety of operating conditions.
Reported by EPRI
Customers & Market
EPRI announced EEA2 for MISO until the end of the day
Reported by Michael Caravaggio
Products & Services
EPRI launched the product monitoring the situation (MTS) video summarising upcoming product launch.
Reported by Adrian Kelly
Research & Knowledge
EPRI published a white paper examining how energy attribute certificates have expanded beyond their original role in renewable portfolio standard compliance to support a growing range of applications including scope 2 greenhouse gas accounting, renewable electricity claims, clean hydrogen and e-fuel certification, and financial reporting.
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Research & Knowledge
EPRI produced a new video series titled Impact on the Power Industry exploring how EPRI research, technologies, and collaborative projects are translating into real-world solutions across the power sector.
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Presence & Recognition
EPRI participated in the XM SA ESP Forum two weeks back to make presentations on changes in reliability risks of the power system and opportunities for leveraging flexibility.
Reported by Deepak Ramasubramanian
Presence & Recognition
EPRI employee Michael Caravaggio will speak at POWERGEN 2027 on Thursday, January 21, discussing fleet reliability and operational readiness.
Reported by EPRI
Research & Knowledge
EPRI experts Kurt Crytzer and Jonathan Black discuss how extreme heat is reshaping nuclear plant operations in Europe and around the world.
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Presence & Recognition
EPRI kicked off an exciting week of ICT and Cyber Security advisory meetings with a theme of maximizing the value of data led by Sean Crimmins and panelists including Dr. Fouad Abou Chacra, Scott Quenneville, and Sean Whittier.
Reported by Matt Wakefield
Partnerships
EPRI signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) to collaborate on the application of EPRI's RF leakage current monitoring technology for the 500 kV Eastern Power Line project in South Korea.
Reported by Andrew Phillips
Research & Knowledge
EPRI published data showing US48 August electrical energy and peak demand from 2022 to 2026, with a 25 TWh increase in total electrical energy demand in August 2026.
Reported by Michael Caravaggio
Presence & Recognition
EPRI hosted a collaborative event with participation from the EPRI team and members.
Reported by Michael Caravaggio