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    18h
    Good software does not replace engineering judgment. It protects it. It reduces friction, makes important context easier to see, and helps teams move through decisions with more confidence. In power systems work, clarity is part of the reliability equation.
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    Jul 23
    Cluster studies changed the way interconnection risk is evaluated. A project’s cost exposure no longer depends only on its own impact. It depends on the cohort around it, the constraints they create, and what happens if other projects drop out. Minerva is built for that.
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    Jul 21
    Did you know most large power plants still rely on the same basic idea? Something spins a generator. The turbine spins a rotor. A changing magnetic field induces electric current. That current becomes the electricity we depend on. buff.ly/pAQ2k9W
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    Jul 20
    We are at the IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting in Montréal this week. Simple Thread is excited to be part of the conversations happening across the power systems community as the industry works through the next generation of grid challenges.
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    Jul 17
    AI adoption in energy cannot follow the “move fast and break things” playbook. For energy organizations, responsible AI adoption is not about moving slowly. It is about building systems that are trustworthy enough to move forward. Read the full blog: buff.ly/zNiFTFZ
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