The Brattle Group report suggests leveraging existing power system capabilities in the U.S. to meet spiking electricity demand by utilizing grid-enhancing technologies and establishing large microgrids known as energy parks. These energy parks, where sizeable consumers are co-located with generation assets like wind and solar, can help avoid costly transmission upgrades. Recommendations include scaling up demand-side programs, creating energy parks, and standardizing load interconnection processes. Initiatives like Google's investment in energy parks and projects such as the Meitner Project in Texas highlight a move towards sustainable energy solutions. The report also emphasizes the importance of encouraging self-supply options for large customers, like wheeling and sleeving, to enhance system-wide resource adequacy and reliability. By incorporating customers' self-supplied generation into reliability operations and planning processes, utilities and RTOs can support the accelerated deployment of generation while maintaining resource adequacy.