Florida PSC: Art Graham
Chair
“Our governor says there’s no reason why every single CEO wouldn’t want to bring his headquarters here to Florida.”
Strategy & Planning
A Day (Two Actually) at the Florida PSC
Fifteen unique conversations
How the commission serves the public interest of Floridians through utility regulation.
Veterans' Energy
Looking Forward to Veterans in Energy Forum
Veterans comprise 11% of the workforce in investor-owned energy companies and make up 22% of the nuclear workforce.
Picture Energy: APPA National Conference in New Orleans
The jazz was hot in mid-June, at the American Public Power Association’s National Conference in New Orleans.
Picture Energy: SEPA's Grid Evolution Summit 2018
The Place to Be
The Summit was a goldmine of information with deep dives into smart grid interoperability, DER interconnection processes, demand-response initiatives, decoding blockchain, microgrid applications, and more.
Linking Innovation with Strategy
Forging Effective Alignment
Strategy can create differentiation in the market depending on its focus and inventiveness. But it requires creative inputs to frame that uniqueness, and innovation is fundamental.
National Conference on Electricity Policy's Annual Meeting in Denver
Focus on DERs
At the National Council on Electricity Policy's annual meeting, a diverse group of more than seventy participants from around the country heard examples of planning, operations, and market developments underway and needed for integrating higher levels of distributed energy resources on the distribution grid, and their impacts and intersection points on the transmission network.
Electrification 'Programs'
Time to Change the Game?
Handling electrification proposals as an extension of core utility investments and operations could eliminate hurdles and accelerate growth.
Electric Vehicles and Advocates
Consumer value and system optimization
NASUCA urged adoption of policies to protect consumers as EV market share increases.
NASUCA Takes a Serious Look at Serious Illness Protection
Utility Service Termination
At its recent Mid-Year Meeting in Minneapolis, NASUCA adopted Resolution 2018-03, "Urging Adoption of Protections Against Termination of Utility Service for Low-income, Senior, and Other At-Risk Households in Which a Seriously or Chronically Ill or Disabled Person Resides." NASUCA has good reason to focus on the needs of these households.