Picture Energy: EPRI's Electrification 2022
Memorable Moments in Charlotte
Photo highlights from the event.
People
Picture Energy: NEI's Nuclear Energy Assembly
Memorable Moments in Washington, D.C.
Photo highlights from the event.
Picture Energy: Mid-America Regulatory Conference
Memorable Moments in Chicago
Photo highlights from the conference.
Global Energy Transition: Photos
Reuters
Highlights from the Reuters Global Energy Transition 2022.
Winners of Three of This Year's PUF Latimer Scholarship Awards
PUF and AABE
Conversations with three young people with very bright futures, Victoria Grimes, Adibimbola Adedeji, and Justin Russell.
Edison's Eclipse: When Edison Was Inspired to Invent Incandescent Lighting
Inspirations
“A power grid,” Edison continued, “like the way we send gas to our homes, but with electricity! Just think! It could light up a whole city block. No! The whole city itself!”
Remembering Commissioner Jim Sullivan
Legacies
Conversations with NARUC’s Greg White and Michelle Malloy, Southern Company’s Noel Black, McGuireWoods’ Ryder Rudd, and Commissioners Emeritus’ Ed Salmon.
Fortnightly Under Forties: Profiles
Under Forties 2022
Meet PUF’s 2022 Under Forties, the up-and-coming rising stars of the utilities industry and utility regulation hailing from twenty-nine utilities, utility regulatory commissions, and other industry organizations.
Fortnightly Under Forties: In Their Own Words
Under Forties 2022
Who are the up-and-coming rising stars of the utilities industry and utility regulation? This year eighty Under Forties are featured hailing from twenty-nine utilities, utility regulatory commissions, and other industry organizations. We asked them three questions about their careers and then highlight each one individually.
Latimer House Museum
Events
The great inventor and collaborator with Thomas Edison, Lewis Latimer, lived in Queens, New York when he was one of Edison’s chief competitors and later when Edison hired him. Latimer’s home was famously a meeting place for African American intellectuals, musicians, businessmen, etc. In the late nineteen nineties his home became a fascinating museum.
With Paul Kjellander’s painting of Latimer on the cover of June’s Public Utilities Fortnightly, we kicked off the campaign to develop a new permanent exhibition and interior renovation of the museum.