Tuesday, 22 August 2017

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Dino Grandoni, the author of The Post's daily The Energy 202 newsletter, was on site at the California electric grid on Monday to see how operators there responded to the partial solar eclipse.

He writes in Tuesday's edition of our must-read newsletter for energy and environmental wonks that the test of California's grid went off smoothly, despite concerns from those in the Trump administration about the increasing mix of renewable fuels like wind and solar power in the nation's energy mix.

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