Regulation & Policy

Regulators' Last Word

CAMPUT 2023

“Many of those studies will show, if you look at the IEA or others, that the world will be continuing to use fossil energy in 2050. It’s how do you manage carbon and how you’re reducing emissions from other places. Regulators do have a lot of ability in this space.”

Regulators on Decarbonization

CAMPUT 2023

“When you look at the regulated side of the business, our revenue requirement will probably go from 20-ish billion to about $70 billion over the next 15 to 20 years. That means rates are going to go up about 10 to 15% a year. It’s mandatory we do this.”

Regulating Utility Data

West Monroe

“The reality is that how regulators rule on the accessibility and availability of utility data may determine whether a state can remotely achieve state decarbonization goals.”

EPRI Studies Electrification Canadian-Style

EPRI

Canada differs from the U.S. with a colder climate and its own approach to environmental policy. A new report, “Canadian National Electrification Assessment,” by the Electric Power Research Institute unpacks what it all means. PUF sat down with EPRI's John Bistline to find out more about what decarbonization will look like in Canada.

Fall Policy Summit: Changing Landscape of Energy Regulation

AABE

The goal of achieving a carbon-free power sector by utility companies by varied dates is coming fast. Renewed interest in energy is resulting in new legislation at the federal and state levels. How will the industry respond and what are the implications? This panel took on that changing regulatory landscape.