People

“One of the things we’ve done is look at a number of investor decks from peer utilities. I had my team look at them. It’s to get folks to think a little differently.”

“I was the second woman engineer ever hired in a 104-year-old company. It required that the culture shift. The first woman engineer, Colleen Ramsey, was super helpful to me.”

Conversations with the CEO of IDACORP, Lisa Grow, and COO of American Electric Power, Lisa Barton.

The USEA hosted an illuminating panel on Cyber Risk Management Through Measurement. This discussion, hosted by Sheila Hollis and moderated by Andy Bochman, picked the brains of some of this industry’s leaders, following the success of USEA’s fifteen-part series on cybersecurity and digitalization.

Eight individuals were inducted into the forum's Hall of Fame, a special occasion as it happens once every five years. And Interim President at the Alliance to Save Energy Clay Nessler got together with New York Representative Paul Tonko and DOE’s David Nemtzow for a virtual fireside chat on the release of the Alliance to Save Energy’s 2020 Energy Efficiency Indicator Study.

Memorable and meaningful moments from NARUC's series of riveting discussions on race and racism in a trying year of health and economic challenges.

AABE's 2020 summit featured leaders of utilities and utility regulators, of Congress, and the top energy associations. There was the chair of the House of Representatives’ Energy and Power Subcommittee, a critically-important panel in all federal energy policymaking. Execs from PSEG and Exelon also attended, along with commissioners from California and Pennsylvania.

“LPPC created our Essential Utilities, Essential Workers campaign to give thanks to the men and women of public power who have been so dedicated throughout the pandemic.”

This is a fairly impressive percentage relative to other industries. Seven percent of Fortune 500 companies have women in their most senior position.