Nominate Fortnightly Top Innovators 2019
Celebrating the Extraordinary
Albert Einstein didn’t rest on his laurels after his Annus Mirabilis papers in 1905. And I doubt the Top Innovators rest after their breakthroughs.
Frontlines & Op-Ed
Why Some Communities are Smartest
Austin, Columbus, San Antonio, Spokane, suburban Birmingham
A smart city uses tech and data for faster city services, safer streets, smoother traffic flow, easier parking, more ways to get around, 5G everywhere, cleaner air and water, sustainable energy.
State of Power by State
Fifty Futures
The states are calling the plays on power’s future. Often policies are night and day on the east and west side of the borders of contiguous states.
Spirit of 76
76 Under Forties from 44 Utilities, Commissions, Etc.
It was exciting for me to wonder what additional great accomplishments lay before them in their careers. It's enough to make me feel young too.
So Much Here, Don't Know Where to Start
Dig In!
It is special to go in-depth with workers at all levels of the utility, to peel back the layers, and spend time getting to know them.
Why PUF Does Days at State Commissions
Celebrating Superstars
They want the public to know that they do care, that there is a human being making sure their electric, gas and water services are adequate, and rates are just and reasonable.
What Was Served, at the Fortnightly State of State Regulation Luncheon
Be There in 2020
The panel consisted of Leo Denault, CEO of Entergy, Arshad Mansoor, senior vice president of EPRI, Connecticut’s Elin Swanson Katz, president of NASUCA, and N. Carolina’s Edward Finley, first vice president of NARUC.
Smarter for All
Where We Are, Where We Need to Go
This special issue takes readers inside the latest goings-on in smart communities, cities and states.
Fortnightly State of State Regulation Luncheon
Celebrate February Eleventh
Join PUF at the NARUC Winter Policy Summit for a luncheon with an engaging panel discussion.
Conference Time in the City
The Fab Four
Most people think of December as holiday time. PUF staff, being close to D.C., thinks conferences.