National campaign. Power Sector Insights

• Share a clear, non technical summary of the study with local energy NGOs, community associations, and citizen groups interested in clean energy and infrastructure.

• Use brief newsletters, blog posts, or social media threads to highlight the risk of over investment in transmission and its long term costs for ratepayers and the environment.

• Create concise, visually appealing fact sheets or policy briefs explaining how current planning incentives may lead to under used grid infrastructure.

• Promote a community-led “Energy Planning Checklist” for local advocates and municipal leaders, encouraging them to ask for transparent transmission usage data and better accountability in energy investment.