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Vedeni Energy's Deep Dive provides a weekly, in-depth analysis of the most relevant and timely issues within the U.S. electric power industry.
Vedeni Energy, LLC hosts Vedeni Energy’s Deep Dive, a business show with 100 episodes published.
Wholesale power markets for the seven-day period ending May 29, 2026, reflected typical shoulder-season conditions, with a clear regional split between modest prices in Western and central markets and firmer prices in pa
Show notesThere is a kind of utility work that nobody used to make speeches about: tree trimming, hazard-tree removal, and routine access to a right-of-way. It sits low on the glamour scale and high on the list of things that quie
Show notesThis week’s leadership conversation has not focused on perks, personality, or another round of buzzwords. It has focused on uncertainty. Leaders are grappling with shifting economic signals, tariff questions, uneven dema
Show notesWholesale power markets across North America remained broadly orderly during the seven-day period ending May 22, 2026. The week’s clearest stress points were localized transmission constraints, operator notices, and ongo
Show notesWhen load growth accelerates, the industry’s reflex is familiar: build the next substation, the next line, the next major capital project. In many cases, that is the right response. But not always. One of the most import
Show notesPerformance management should be one of the simplest parts of a manager’s job. Set expectations. Watch the work. Give useful feedback. Correct problems early. Help good people get better. Instead, many companies have tur
Show notesWholesale power markets across North America moved through the week ending May 15 in a generally stable shoulder-season pattern, with little evidence of broad regional reliability stress in the reviewed materials. Public
Show notesIf you work in the U.S. electric power industry, you are used to hearing that everything takes longer than expected. Permits take longer. Interconnection studies take longer. New generation takes longer. Transmission sit
Show notesIf you manage a plant, field team, service operation, branch, hospital unit, warehouse, or support function that depends on experienced people, you already know the problem. The opening is approved. The budget is in plac
Show notesNorth American wholesale electricity markets remained operationally stable during the week ending May 8, but institutional and infrastructure pressures continued to intensify across nearly every major organized market. S
Show notesIf you spend your days running utility operations, planning outages, dealing with regulators, or trying to keep projects moving through a company already juggling too many priorities, this week offered a fresh reminder t
Show notesSuccession planning is treated like a board exercise until someone leaves at the wrong time. Then leaders discover how much was riding on one person, how thin the internal bench truly was, and how little confidence anyon
Show notesNorth American wholesale power markets spent the week in a broadly orderly spring operating posture, with few signs of acute reliability stress across the major organized markets reviewed. In the West, CAISO and the WEIM
Show notesFor years, wildfire planning sat in a few boxes. Safety handled emergency response. Vegetation teams cleared rights-of-way. Regulatory staff handled filings. Finance dealt with recovery after the damage was done. That di
Show notesMany change efforts do not fail in a dramatic way. They wear people out. A company launches a new reporting structure, then adjusts office expectations, then changes performance language, then installs a new tool, then r
Show notesAcross North American wholesale power markets, the dominant near-term theme this week was operational normalcy, alongside increasingly consequential medium-term planning and policy work. Western conditions remained compa
Show notesThe U.S. power business knows how to talk about the need for more transmission. That part is not hard. Demand is rising, generation is shifting, data center developers want service quickly, and reserve margins are tighte
Show notesFor years, companies have treated flatter structures as a sign of progress. Fewer layers. Faster decisions. Less bureaucracy. Lower costs. On paper, that sounds sensible. In the real world, it often creates a quieter pro
Show notesWestern markets were generally soft over the week, as mild weather, strong renewable output, and robust hydro conditions suppressed real-time pricing in California and Texas, keeping broader western balancing conditions
Show notesFor a long time, utility leaders could rely on a simple story. Demand would grow slowly, capital plans would move through the usual channels, and rate cases would be tough but manageable. That is no longer the story. Thi
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