The End of an Age
Survival in the new market requires embracing new technologies and practices.
Survival in the new market requires embracing new technologies and practices.
Producing value with advanced distribution management systems.
Is the current regulatory compact in anyone’s best interests?
How to find a future that works.
How EPA can establish a U.S. GHG Program for the Electricity Sector.
Designing markets to accommodate variable resources.
Nuclear fear and Germany’s headlong plunge into renewable energy.
And what’s the goal: a share of load or a cut in carbon?
It’s time to rethink RPS laws. Instead of production quotas for renewable energy, why not reward reductions in carbon emissions and fossil-fuel use?
Technology is changing the game. Is your utility ready?
Although today microgrids serve a tiny fraction of the market, that share will grow as costs fall. Utilities can benefit if they plan ahead.
Three CEOs, three business models, one shared outlook.
Cheap gas, regulatory uncertainties, and a technology revolution are re-making the U.S. utility industry. Top executives at three very different companies—CMS, NRG, and the Midwest ISO—share their outlook on the industry’s transformative changes.