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When did electricity generation expansion planning start? Who started it? Any reference(s)?

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Electricity generation expansion planning (EGEP) is a process of planning for additional generation capacity from certain energy sources (coal, nuclear, gas, wind, hydro, solar, etc) over a period of time because there is more electricity demand, and or the old generators' life cycle has come to an end. Optimization models are popular in EGEP.

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