The Role of Coal Power in Grid Reliability: Meeting the Challenges of AI, Data Centers, and Growing Electricity Demand
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The Role of Coal Power in Grid Reliability: Meeting the Challenges of AI, Data Centers, and Growing Electricity Demand
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The U.S. electric grid is entering a new era of rapid demand growth driven by artificial intelligence (AI), data centers, electrification, and reshoring domestic manufacturing. After years of relatively flat electricity demand, utilities and grid operators are forecasting significant load growth that is placing increasing pressure on generation capacity, transmission systems, and resource adequacy.
At the same time, coal-fired power plants continue to provide critical reliability services—including dispatchable generation, fuel security through on-site fuel storage, voltage support, and system resilience during extreme weather events. As new generation and transmission infrastructure are developed, stakeholders are reassessing the role of existing coal assets in maintaining a reliable and affordable electric grid.
This webinar will bring together experts from EPRI, NETL, Energy Exemplar, and grid reliability to examine how rising electricity demand is reshaping reliability planning and the role coal generation can play in meeting future grid needs.