Energy Sector Pandemic Analysis and News Round-Up

The following is a list of articles relevant to the energy sector response to the coronavirus. New resources will be added on a daily basis. If you would like to submit an article to be reviewed and posted, please email Campbell Delahoyde (cdelahoyde@naseo.org).

• How Coronavirus Is Transforming Power Demand in MISO and the Northeast
• Can coal survive the coronavirus?
• GTM’s Coronavirus Coverage: The Impact for Clean Energy
• Coronavirus and wildfires: Is California ready?
• New UCS Analysis: Coronavirus and Flooding Set to Collide in US
• Coronavirus could disrupt normal refueling practices for nuclear facilities as staffing concerns grow
• Distributed storage could see growth in demand amid COVID-19 pandemic, analysts say
• Utilities Plan to Keep Key Staff Housed at Power Plants
• Utilities beginning to see the load impacts of COVID-19 as economic shutdown widens
• Utility Readiness During Pandemic: Keeping the Lights on Despite COVID-19
• U.S. Suspends Truck-Driving Limits to Speed Coronavirus Shipments
• Grid operators cancel travel, shift to remote meetings, as industry preps for broad coronavirus absenteeism
• Duke, AEP, Dominion among utilities to halt service shutoffs in coronavirus response
• US utilities, grid operators form plans to power through potential pandemic

In addition, please visit NASEO's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources and Support for State Energy Offices for more information.