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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2022 · 19 MIN

A Preview of the 2023 Economic and Energy Picture for Co-ops

from CFC Solutions Cast · host CFC

In this episode of CFC Solutions Cast, we speak with CFC Vice President of Economic Research John Suter and CFC Vice President of Utility Research and Policy Jan Ahlen about economic, energy and technology expectations for 2023.  Suter and Ahlen provide insights to supply chain, job market and interest rate trends that remain top-of-mind for electric cooperative leaders as the country continues to transition to a cleaner generation mix and begins to see increased electric vehicle penetration. They will discuss supply chain issues and volatility affecting equipment orders, the influence of labor shortages and price pressure on infrastructure projects, predictions for the energy landscape and generation considerations, and interest rates and their impact on capital investment financing.  Listen to the latest episode of CFC Solutions Cast for a preview of the economic and energy trends forecast for 2023.  

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