Coal Down to 19%
I had to check the numbers twice, and then thrice. Could it really be?
History of Residential Electric Rates part 3
When have residential electric rates been expensive and not? This ten-minute episode of Podcast Utilities Fortnightly starts to answer this question by showing how the Consumer Price Index tracks historical rate trends in extraordinary detail. Part III concludes with an insightful breakdown by region of the country.
History of Residential Electric Rates part 2
When have residential electric rates been expensive and not? This ten-minute episode of Podcast Utilities Fortnightly starts to answer this question by showing how the Consumer Price Index tracks historical rate trends in extraordinary detail. Part II looks at what happened from 1986 to 2019.
Picture Energy: AESP's Annual Meeting
February 17 – 20
The Association of Energy Services Professionals' 30th annual conference and expo was the place to be for our industry’s leaders in demand-side management, integrated DSM, and demand response.
Picture Energy: NRECA's Annual Meeting
February 27 – March 4
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association’s 2020 Annual Meeting brought some 7,000 attendees together in New Orleans.
Modernizing Aging Transmission
A Golden Opportunity
Utilities need to consider modernization a golden opportunity to unite officials, consumers, and industry on a quest to reimagine transmission.
The Project Management Office
Improving Project Delivery
As a best practice tool for managing programs and projects, a PMO can be used to retain and disseminate institutional knowledge for generations of future utility professionals.
Utilities – Leaving Airline Model Behind
We Need the Grid
Grid governance, ownership, and regulation must also be redesigned.
Lessons Learned from Hawaii
Bold Visions Require New Paradigms
In the same way Hawaii innovated in electricity production and distribution more than a century ago, the state continues to define the future of electrification, this time through renewables.
Resilience from Policy, Regulatory and Engineering Perspectives
Measure It
A key will be for utilities to share the results of their comparative data analysis and modeling development with organizations, and with that information transmitted to other utilities.