Charge!
The Historic Mission Renewed
It is ironic. When the power of electricity is interrupted, only then do we see electricity.
Fortnightly Magazine - April 2018
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
Our largest utility commission
Interviews with the Five Commissioners and Seven Staff Leaders
California PUC: President Michael Picker
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“My task is to make all the commissioners effective. As effective as they possibly can be.”
California PUC: Commissioner Carla Peterman
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“Electrifying the transportation sector can result in significant vehicle emission reductions.”
California PUC: Commissioner Liane Randolph & Chief of Staff Rachel Peterson
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“We are looking at how we are going to meet our greenhouse gas emissions goals through our procurement process.”
California PUC: Commissioner Martha Guzman Aceves
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“The mandate is making sure that poor people are getting benefits from solar.”
California PUC: Commissioner Clifford Rechtschaffen
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“There’s a movement toward decentralization in the state, a growth of DER, energy demand management, and EV.”
California PUC: Three Directors
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
Interviews with Deputy Exec. Director Maryam Ebke, Director – Safety and Enforcement Liza Malashenko, and Deputy Director, Safety and Enforcement Lee Palmer
California PUC: Energy Division Director Edward Randolph
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“Close to two-thirds of the GHG savings so far has come from the electricity sector.”
California PUC: Executive Director (Retired) Timothy Sullivan
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“We attract people who want to be part of the solution to the challenges we face.”