Chatting with Chatterjee
MACRUC 25 and Live!
“When you have fair market rules, and remove any artificial barriers to entry, renewables and new technologies like battery storage, for example, will flourish.”
Mid-Atlantic Commissioners Meet, Virtually
MACRUC 25 and Live!
Virtual MACRUC 25th Educational Conference.
This Summer's Conferences Virtual-Style
Summits in This Summer in Shorts
Haven't had to put on long pants, very much, in these months of the pandemic. I know you didn't notice, in that Zoom meet we had the other day. Been cycling through my portfolio of shorts, which, when topped off by a somewhat clean button-down shirt, suits well the situation of day-long digital dialoguing. As for my blazers and, jeez, my ties, soon it may be time to stuff them in a self-storage unit.
Fortnightly Electricity Report as of July 7
How electric sales and the grid are doing in this strange time of pandemic social distancing.
A Trillion Here, a Trillion There
In May, Americans’ personal consumption expenditures totaled 13.2 trillion dollars, annualized.
Infamous New York power outage
On July 13, 1977, the infamous New York power outage took place.
Google Celebrated Tesla's Birthday by Drawing its 'G' as a Tesla Coil
Tesla held some 300 patents, although a few are lost to time.
Happy Birthday, Thomas Davenport
Davenport, inventor of the direct current motor, was born in Vermont on July 9, 1802.
Saluting the IBEW and Utility Workforce
An excerpt from July's PUF column “Resilience is Their Middle Name.”