Remember to Breathe
Coordinating Three Missions
When air quality standards and rules change, they profoundly affect the power sector.
Price Responsive Demand
Economic Experiments
It is little wonder why so many commissions prefer a regulatory model that shields most consumers (especially residential) from real time market volatility.
Will Demand Charges Accelerate Adoption of Behind-the-Meter Storage? Part 2
Potential Unintended Consequences
A high-level assessment of the largest utilities’ exposure levels and the importance of the development of a thorough understanding and segmentation of customers.
Puerto Rico Transformation - Importance of an Independent Regulator
Vision for the Future
We propose basic strategies to transform the current electrical system into one in line with U.S. mainland standards.
Rural Power at Library of Congress
These four photos say a lot about the first waves of electrification and electrification’s effect on people.
Futurist Duncan Stewart at EEI International Luncheon
Short videos from the recent Edison Electric Institute’s International Luncheon.
U.S. Electric Transportation
Getting in Gear
For the U.S. EV marketplace to get out of first gear, utilities need to play a more active role.
Talking Texas Markets, Part 2
Thought, Legislative and Regulatory Certainty
Interviews with Pat Wood, Former FERC and Texas PUC Chair; Kenny Mercado, SVP, CenterPoint; Jim Steffes, EVP, Direct Energy; and Ken Medlock, Senior Director, Center for Energy Studies, Rice University.
The Hydro and the Mega Project
Leadership Lyceum Podcast
Ontario has produced a very low-intensity carbon electricity sector at what globally is a very competitive price.
Building Transmission: Barry Mortimeyer
Transmission for California’s Central Valley
An interview with Barry Mortimeyer, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.