Voices for Electrifying and Efficiency
Five senior leaders, one critical message
Interviews with Sheryl Carter, Pedro Pizarro, Mark Bonsall, Bill Spence, and Tom Fanning.
Strategy & Planning
To Further Electrify
How much energy should/could be electrified?
Further electrifying wouldn’t make sense if cleanliness in its production, and efficiency in its usage, had been purchased with electricity’s essential advantages as payment.
Energy Politics and FERC
An Independent Agency?
The DOE proposal pushes FERC into a potential mid-life crisis.
Culture for Innovation
Utility of the Future is a Journey, not a Destination
Empowering people below the CEO level that have ideas, and showing the organization what they’re doing is important.
Innovation at NYPA
Existing Solely for the Public's Benefit
From the old grid – big power plants, transmission, distribution, and customers, a one-way flow – to a more integrated bi-directional grid.
Innovation at AEP
Leadership Lyceum Podcast
Utilities are focused on making sure that not only is there bidirectional flow of power and energy but also bidirectional flow of data.
Governors' Energy Innovation Summit
Governors Serve a Crucial Role
Information from those summits are used to develop energy and transportation innovation roadmaps.
Innovating Like EPRI
What Will Help Drive The Acceleration of Innovation?
EPRI has to understand how various innovations impact safe, reliable, affordable, and environmentally responsible electricity.
So Much Innovation Already, So Much to Go
Technology, Policies and Customers
The energy grid is evolving into a plug-and-play platform. That means connecting a lot of so-called ‘things’ to the grid.
NARUC Innovation Awards
New Approaches, New Technologies, Driving Change
Illinois Commerce Commission Chair recognizes innovative work of leaders in the public utility sector.