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New Study Calls for Increased Power Transfer Capacity to Address Growing Electricity Demand in US A recent report by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) suggests that a significant increase in interregional power transfer capacity is necessary to meet growing electricity demand and ensure reliability in the US. The proposed upgrade would involve building new transmission lines and upgrading existing infrastructure across the country, with a total of 35 GW of additional capacity recommended. However, energy planning groups such as the Energy Infrastructure Association (EIA) and the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissions (NARUC) are expressing concerns about the lack of detail in the NERC study's recommendations. The EIA has stated that the lack of specificity in the report is concerning, highlighting the need for a more detailed analysis of project scope, timelines, and costs. The criticism from industry stakeholders is not limited to the NERC study. NARUC has pointed out that the recommended upgrade would be based on a narrow view of transmission needs, neglecting alternative solutions such as demand side management and grid modernization. The National Association emphasizes the importance of considering a broader range of solutions to address energy adequacy and reliability challenges. In response to these concerns, the US Department of Energy (DOE) has expressed support for the NERC recommendation while emphasizing the need for more detailed analysis and planning. A DOE spokesperson noted that increased transmission siting authority under bipartisan energy permitting reform bills will help ensure that new projects are designed with careful consideration for all stakeholders. Despite the concerns raised by industry stakeholders, the report's recommendation to increase interregional power transfer capacity remains a pressing issue. As the nation continues to experience growing electricity demand, it is essential to develop robust plans for meeting this demand and ensuring energy adequacy and reliability across the country.