Coming Together to Plan EV Future
We’re Electrifying the Road
There has been too much litigation in the state commissions, and therefore our mantra has been let’s strive for more collaboration and less litigation.
Strategy & Planning
Efficient Electrification Creates 'The Big Tent'
And It’s Getting Bigger
Electrification’s Big Tent ultimately belongs to the customers and their needs and those who best serve those needs.
Imagining Electricity's Future, in Long Beach
‘Electrification is the Foundation, for the Population.’
For the consumer, electric energy is simple, small, safe, silent, clean, cool, controllable, instantaneous.
Net Neutrality Debate Rages On
Can We Agree on Ground Rules for Debate?
We are much more likely to reach a successful resolution if we can observe three ground rules in the debate: clarity, honesty and civility.
Public Will, Public Interest
Regulators’ Responsibilitie
Public utility regulation is not based on the principle of “popular will” as that is nowhere in the statutes or difficult to be found.
Renewables are Cheaper than Existing Grid (Which is Cheaper than Renewables)
Central vs. Local Supply
One of the apparent problems with new renewable construction is that it raises rates, but, so would new fossil fuel construction.
Talking Texas Markets, Part 1
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.
Ohio's Power Forward
Hey Siri, Modernize Our Grid
We need to remember customers are our core constituents. This means advancements need to provide true net value to customers.
PUF Quant Services
Monthly Summary Report: Jan. 2018
Monthly trends in the value of electricity, the grid's carbon footprint, and the grid's integration of distributed and intermittent generation.
Videos: gridConnext 2017
Videos
Here are videos from the event with Gil Quiniones, Spencer Gray, Steve Martin and Jack Betkoski.