Never Lower Than This
Quite remarkably, electricity fell to an all-time low as a percentage of expenditures.
MOPR Impedes Co-ops Meeting Consumer Needs
Guest Essay by Jay Morrison, VP-Regulatory Issues, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Nominate for This Year's Fortnightly Under Forty
Who in your shop is on the fast track? Who is up-and-coming? It’s that time of the year again, time to nominate these young guns for the Fortnightly Under Forty to be featured in the June 2020 issue of Public Utilities Fortnightly.
Feb 10: Special Issue on Electrification
Check out our special issue on electrification. Click here to see the table of contents.
Britannica's First Edition Describes Electricity
In 1768, electricity fascinated but confused scholars and commoners alike.
Thomas Edison's Birthday
February Birthdays
There are so many things we can say about Tom, our most terrific tinkerer. Here we’ll tell you something you’ve probably not heard before.
EPRI Electrification Symposia Series: San Antonio
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In San Antonio on October 2-3, plenaries, panels, speakers, and two breakout agenda tracks focused on The Electrification Experience.
EPRI Electrification Symposia Series: Brooklyn
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The Brooklyn Symposium focused on pathways to decarbonization in the Northeast.
EPRI Electrification Symposia Series: Berkeley
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Attendees at events in Berkeley, Brooklyn, and San Antonio explored issues and opportunities for action on decarbonization. EPRI's 2019 Symposium Series kicked off in Berkeley California, July ten to twelve, with four hundred and thirty engaged participants. The symposium lived up to its promise to provide attendees a deeper dive into the specific regional issues and opportunities of end-use electrification as well as its costs and benefits.