California PUC: Commissioner Carla Peterman
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“Electrifying the transportation sector can result in significant vehicle emission reductions.”
Strategy & Planning
California PUC: President Michael Picker
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“My task is to make all the commissioners effective. As effective as they possibly can be.”
What's Next in Innovation?
Themes for 2018
2018 offers great promise for the utilities industry in innovation as objectives become clearer and expectations more specific.
Energy Efficiency in The Big Easy
Vulnerable City Plans for Future
New Orleans ranked third among forty-eight cities for highest median home energy burden.
Will Demand Charges Accelerate Adoption of Behind-the-Meter Storage? Part 2
Potential Unintended Consequences
A high-level assessment of the largest utilities’ exposure levels and the importance of the development of a thorough understanding and segmentation of customers.
Talking Texas Markets, Part 2
Thought, Legislative and Regulatory Certainty
Interviews with Pat Wood, Former FERC and Texas PUC Chair; Kenny Mercado, SVP, CenterPoint; Jim Steffes, EVP, Direct Energy; and Ken Medlock, Senior Director, Center for Energy Studies, Rice University.
The Hydro and the Mega Project
Leadership Lyceum Podcast
Ontario has produced a very low-intensity carbon electricity sector at what globally is a very competitive price.
PUF Quant Services
Monthly Summary Report: Feb. 2018
We track quantitatively the monthly trends in the value of electricity, the grid's carbon footprint, and the grid's integration of distributed and intermittent generation.
And How Far Can We Go? EPRI's National, State Assessments
EPRI Models the Future
The objective of the national assessment is to evaluate the feasibility of transforming the U.S. energy sector between 2020 and 2050, and what will drive it.
How Far Have We Come, Electrifying?
TVA’s History is Electrification
Only three farms in a hundred had electricity. Unchecked fires burned ten percent of the region’s woodlands every year, and poor logging practices had nearly denuded forests that once offered endless miles of virgin timber.