Perspective

Moderated by EPRI's Mark Duvall, director, electrification and customer solutions, on the panel were Chelsea Sexton, electric vehicle advisor, Tony Posawatz, CEO, Invictus iCAR LLC, and Ed Kjaer, CEO, CMK Consulting LLC.

Moderated by Neva Espinoza, EPRI's director of research and development, the panel included Bo Cerup-Simonsen, executive technical advisor, fleet management & technology, Maersk, Paul Browning, CEO, Mitsubishi Power Americas, and Michael Berube, acting deputy assistant secretary, sustainable transportation, energy efficiency and renewable energy, DOE.

Moderator Arshad Mansoor, EPRI president, led a panel with Pedro Pizarro CEO, Edison International, and Debra Smith CEO, Seattle City Light, looking ahead at what electrification will bring.

Conversation with EPRI’s Director for Research and Development.

PUF brings you a taste of the Electrification Virtual Summit, with excerpts from plenary sessions held each day.

When NELA was founded, Ohm’s Law was actually fairly novel.

As utilities are generally unable to determine whether nonpayment by a customer is pandemic related, customer payments effectively became voluntary.

There are plenty of low-cost, easy-to-install protective measures utility companies can take to help keep birds safe from potentially deadly situations.

Could oil majors become the next big players in the U.S. utility space?

“We believe that we can operate as efficiently and effectively as anyone else in this business. We manage and measure ourselves against others.”