Veterans' Energy
Looking Forward to Veterans in Energy Forum
Veterans comprise 11% of the workforce in investor-owned energy companies and make up 22% of the nuclear workforce.
Frontlines
Navajo Nation Electrification
A Moral Imperative
More than 60,000 people within Arizona, Utah and New Mexico are without access to electricity. Light Up the Navajo Nation aims to solve that.
NARUC Sizzles!
Scottsdale. Catch Some Rays.
While it’s scalding hot outside, you will want to be inside the NARUC Summit. Because the 2018 topics are sizzling!
State of Power by State
States are the Game
Let’s look at the sustainability of utility business models, regulatory traditions and customer value propositions.
We Bought PUF!
Nineteen Hundredth Issue. And the First.
Joe Paparello and I were so impressed with the power of the PUF platform — for opinion, commentary and debate — that we bought it.
In Diversity There is Energy
Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion. Glorious Additions to the Strings
Diverse teams tend to be more curious, dynamic, creative. Groupthink is less likely, anticipating the unanticipated, more likely.
Charge!
The Historic Mission Renewed
It is ironic. When the power of electricity is interrupted, only then do we see electricity.
Report from NARUC Winter Quarters
Tantalus, Unicorns, Zombies
Michael Webber is the professor and poet of the water-energy nexus. Here are a few streams of his fascinating consciousness.
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.
NARUC in Wintertime
Utility Regulation and Policy Wait For No Man.
See You at this Year’s Winter Meeting on Edison’s Birthday (February 11).