The Resilience Imperative
A National Insurance Policy
Making our electric power system less vulnerable to disruption and easier to reboot can make sense on financial, broader economic, social, and environmental grounds.
Fortnightly Magazine - December 2020
Plenty of Ideas to Fight Climate Change
Election 2020
Biden Needs to build a comprehensive, inclusive process.
Duke Decarbonizing and Customer-Centricity
Duke Energy
“With larger customers, there’s a brand value to many, from continuing to promote sustainability and knowing they’re going to talk to ESG investors.”
Eversource Pushes the Energy Efficiency Envelope
Eversource Energy
The Building Energy Retrofit Hub takes pathways and initiatives Eversource has helped with and provides a single point of contact for building owners to walk through options.
EPRI on Buildings Too
EPRI
Economy-wide decarbonization requires us to transform our current building stock in a way we have never done before.
President’s Cybersecurity Exec Order
Narrow in Scope
The hardware threat and risk associated with various hardware components into the supply chain is the next area of focus for the industry.
COVID-19 Cost Recovery
Pierce Atwood
Utilities should initiate conversations with their state Commission regarding how the pandemic is impacting them and propose options for relief.
COVID-19 and Clean Energy Springboard
Public-Private Partnerships, Part 1
The energy sector is now focused on refining pandemic response and emergency preparedness plans.
NASUCA and PUF Consumer Advocate Spotlight
Two Minutes
What do twenty NASUCA office leaders have to say about the future of the utility industry, utility regulation, and consumer advocacy?
Digital Divide Blues
Spotlight
Alaska Consumer Advocate Jeff Waller wrote a song about the digital divide.