Perspective

The PUF team excerpts one of the most respected assessments of the state of our cybersecurity.

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 emerging natural gas DR programs, looking at research in and the status of gas demand response, utility justification and implementation, customer experience, and evaluation, measurement, and validation.

Panelists shared insights into how best to communicate the value of emerging AMI-enabled smart rate structures and price-responsive technologies to residential customers.

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

In this session, forward-thinking CEOs talk about how demand flexible resources can act as one component within a utility's decarbonization strategy.

I will identify cautions for buyers, in the hope that utilities, regulators, and others communicate to potential solar customers what to look for when considering installing solar panels.

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

We conclude that from a market perspective, the combination of new RES, added gas generation, and carbon prices may cause lignite plants to retire at a faster pace than in the current resource plans.