Mid-Atlantic Commissioners Meet, Virtually
MACRUC 25 and Live!
Virtual MACRUC 25th Educational Conference.
Strategy & Planning
This Summer's Conferences Virtual-Style
Summits in This Summer in Shorts
Haven't had to put on long pants, very much, in these months of the pandemic. I know you didn't notice, in that Zoom meet we had the other day. Been cycling through my portfolio of shorts, which, when topped off by a somewhat clean button-down shirt, suits well the situation of day-long digital dialoguing. As for my blazers and, jeez, my ties, soon it may be time to stuff them in a self-storage unit.
MACRUC's Annual Education Conference Kicked Off, June 15
Kick off Q&A
Excerpts from the Kick off Q&A, moderated by Iowa Utilities Board Member and former NARUC President Nick Wagner.
Preparing for the Post-Pandemic
Repurposing Tools
This pandemic requires that we focus more on cash flow, a too often overlooked metric.
Reimagining Purpose
Investing in R&D and Innovation
In a post-COVID-19 world, growth in current R&D and innovation spend is a necessary condition for market recovery.
Managing Utility Reliability and Service Through a Public Crisis
Burns & McDonnell
Companies say their most valuable resource is their people, but the pandemic has complicated utilities’ abilities to access that resource.
Pandemic Generates New Challenges, New Solutions
Burns & McDonnell
Burns & McDonnell discuss opportunities to help electric utilities provide the safe and reliable power customers expect.
Utility Transformation in the Age of Resiliency, Business Continuity, Gray Rhinos
Decentralization, Digitization, and Decarbonization
The future belongs to full-service providers that orchestrate an ever more complex, clean, distributed, mobile, and intelligent energy system.
Idaho PUC: Don Howell
Former Chief Deputy Attorney General
The General Counsel has to feel comfortable in that they have to tell the Commissioner sometimes bad news or what the law is in certain areas.
Idaho PUC: Marsha Smith
Former Commissioner and NARUC President
Staff is critically important, because Commissioners have to decide on a number of issues spanning all of the utilities, and Staff can be specialized and concentrate.