Perspective

The Women’s Council on Energy and the Environment held its annual awards in person for the first time in two years.

“By using the current forward-looking market risk premium, such cost of equity analysis has the advantage of excluding the noise incorporated in historical averages that represent information likely no longer relevant to investors and the market.”

“A well-constructed regulatory plan is the most critical element of the application approval filing.”

“Utilities need to get visibility into what’s happening, who’s charging their vehicles, when and where. Before everybody in the neighborhood starts charging, blows a transformer, and you’ve got bigger problems. It’s getting that visibility that’s a game changer.”

“FirstEnergy’s ADMS did it all, on time, on budget, with all expected functionalities. In all ways, this is a milestone in our industry. I have been in this industry since the mid-eighties and haven’t seen anything like it.”

“One of the events was a cyberattack on GPS systems found in vehicles. This threat was taken from a real government alert. Vehicles started shutting down.”

Conversation with Electric Power Research Institute’s Katie Jereza about the United Nations Climate Change Conference and related EPRI initiatives like Climate READi.

Conversation with the Commissioner at Italy’s Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment, Clara Poletti.

In the energy transition, we will be judged by how well we include communities.

Conversations with Southern Company Services CEO Stan Connally and PG&E EVP-Engineering, Planning & Strategy Jason Glickman about the Electric Power Research Institute’s Climate READi initiative. And with CEO Kameale Terry, the remarkable entrepreneur leading ChargerHelp!, an Energy Impact Partners’ portfolio company about their Tesla megadeal and more.