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Some U.S. states have set clean energy goals and targets in an effort todecarbonize their electricity sectors. There are many reasons for such goalsand targets, including the increasingly apparent effects of climate change. Ahandful of states (Washington, California, New York, and Virginia) are aimingfor deep decarbonization by 2050 or earlier, a mere 30 years or less fromtoday. The urgency of substantial carbon emissions reduction (50% or more by2030) needed to avoid catastrophic climate impacts requires even more ambitiousefforts than some of the original targets (e.g., a 30% renewable portfoliostandard) set for between now and 2030. With the cost of solar and wind energyfalling faster than expected in recent years, economics are also driving rapidexpansion of clean energy investments. With this in mind, this report examinescombinations of interregional AC and High-Voltage DC (HVDC) transmissionupgrades and additions to evaluate the benefits of large-scale transmissionexpansion.

A 2030 United States Macro Grid Unlocking Geographical Diversity to Accomplish Clean Energy Goals