Strategy & Planning

“Passive house goes beyond obvious ways to reduce loads, like insulation, and provides a rigorous approach to minimizing thermal bridging and amount of air that can leak through a building’s envelope.”

This year's fifth annual forum is special because EEI is making sessions available to the public for the first time.

The Edison Electric Institute held its annual briefing on the state of the electric power industry in mid-February.

This January, the United States Energy Association addressed the challenges the energy and utilities industry faces arising from a global pandemic, a new administration, international developments, and cybersecurity.

This panel discussed development and growth of this partnership along with benefits for customers and utilities.

Highlights of AESP's 31st annual conference.

What are those barriers stifling certain energy technologies, what are their sources, and should current policies and regulations change to address them?

Is green hydrogen going to be hype or the decarbonization answer? Panelists were led by NARUC President Paul Kjellander to close out the conference. Enjoy these excerpts.

NARUC's committee representatives discussed the most important issues facing State Commissions. What would they say to the new administration about priorities? How can the feds best work with states to achieve goals? What's uppermost on the minds of State Commissioners who also lead NARUC's standing committees? The panel was facilitated by NARUC's 2nd Vice President, Michael Caron.

The Keynote speaker at Wednesday's general session was Rep. Michael (Mike) Simpson (R-ID), House Appropriations Committee, Ranking Member for the Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development, and member Interior and Environment Subcommittee. Simpson engaged in a lively Q&A session with NARUC President Paul Kjellander.