Natural Gas Planning and Climate
From Theory to Practice
There has never been more urgency to align gas utility planning and regulation with state and federal climate policies.
Natural Gas
NARUC's Asia Gas Partnership From 9,000 Miles Away
Best Practices in Gas Regulation
The Asia Gas Partnership is a joint initiative with NARUC and USEA designed to strengthen regulatory frameworks to encourage public-private partnerships involving government and industry representatives among natural gas sectors in U.S. and Indo-Pacific countries.
Eversource Exploring Geothermal
Eversource
“We thought about ourselves as a provider of thermal energy. If we thought about the power of geothermal from a utility scale, we could see real potential value.”
Gas Ban as Confiscation of Property
Reconsider Compensation Policy
The gas utility investor is put in a different position with electrification than under all prior stranded cost experience where the enterprise continues in business.
NARUC: Gas on the Grid
NARUC Summer Summit
A panel discussion moderated by Ethan Kimbrel and Talina Mathews with Manu Asthana, John Bear, Richard Dewey, Mark Rothleder, and Anne George.
Gas Utility Regulatory Responses During Extreme Uncertainty
Second Time Around
The impact on our economic and social conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has occurred more rapidly and dramatically than during the 2008-2009 period.
NARUC's Gas Committee
Two Staff Subcommittees
Conversation with New York PSC commissioner and gas committee chair Diane Burman, plus comments by vice chairs, subcommittee chairs and vice chairs.
Renewable Natural Gas: What Can We Do to Move Ahead?
Pipeline-Quality Gas
Economic incentives will aid in developing technologies and infrastructure necessary to take advantage of RNG.
Not Just for Lawyers
Environmental Impacts of Natural Gas Pipelines
Can FERC reliably predict whether, when, renewables and storage will become sufficiently economically, technically feasible to displace fossil fuel generation?
Michigan PSC: Natural Gas Infrastructure
“We inspect every pipeline operator every five years.”
Dave Chislea, Cindy Creisher, Nathan Miller, Brian Ballinger and Tim Wolf.