Mississippi PSC: Commissioner Sam Britton
A Day at the Mississippi PSC
“Providing basic utilities that are available at affordable, competitive prices are part
of having a strong economy.”
Mississippi PSC: Chair Brandon Presley
A Day at the Mississippi PSC
“In the next two months, we’re looking to adopt an integrated resource plan, which is something that’s been a goal of mine for the last eleven years.”
Tex-Mex Food and Buttons
Gotta Go to NARUC’s Annual Meeting.
Inquiring Minds Want to Know
What about this 1898 & Co.? Now that it's launched, and all of one day old, what's the plan?
1898 – What a Year!
Burns & McDonnell announced its new consultancy arm, 1898 & Co.
A Day (Two Really) At the Mississippi PSC
Unique Conversations
Mississippi's Public Service Commission is housed near the state Capitol in the beautiful art deco E.T. Woolfolk state office building.
Competition Hard
Full of Promise, And Then ...
The benefits of retail competition for residential customers might not be all that much.
Securing Our Grid
Prepare, Protect, Respond, Restore
Just like dealing with natural attacks on the grid — hurricanes, storms and floods, and just like dealing with man-made attacks on the grid — vandalism, terrorism and even acts of war — we need to prepare, protect and respond to restore the grid's essential service as rapidly as possible.
Rate Trends This Year and in Last 35 Years
Electric rates were actually lower in September than a year ago, for northeast and midwest households, with and without adjusting for inflation. As a consequence, the nationwide Consumer Price Index component for electricity rose just seven-tenths of a percent year-over-year. While the overall CPI rose significantly more, by one and seven-tenths of a percent.