Shortest-Serving Commissioners
Thirty-seven of the 191 state utility commissioners have served around a year or less.
Law & Lawyers
Navajo Homes
No Electricity, Gas, Water, Phones for Many Thousands
Approximately 15,000 homes on the Navajo Nation do not have electricity. It costs $70,000 to connect electricity to one home.
Thousands of Innovators
Electric Industry Gets a New Vibe
A hundred years from now, who among today’s innovators will be revered for remaking this industry?
Turning Over the Keys to Tomorrow's Energy Workforce, part I
Ann Randazzo Interview
It’s as much a skill gap issue as it is about the aging workforce.
Energy Law Leader
Global Trends Are Game Changers
Clint Vince, Chair, Energy Sector, Dentons US on cyber threats, climate change, cyclones and competition.
Energy Giant Still Leading
Natural gas: Important role for our energy future
Innovation is critical to make the utility even more relevant, and also to be able to provide economic, reliable service to the customer.
Renaissance Commissioner
Making Energy Policy in A Key State
We spoke with former Arizona Corporation Commission Chair Bob Stump, now focusing on energy policy nationwide and a variety of issues at the Arizona Legislature.
Investing in Innovation
Identify incoming changes, partner with start-ups
Imagine a world where you spend exponentially less to provide better service to your customers.
Connecting with Millennials
Seamless Experience is Table Stakes
We spoke with Ashley Nicholls, Executive Director of Strategy, KSV Advertising.
Powering America's Jobs
Power industry: More than 2.5 million jobs
A new report provides the most comprehensive study on the full dimension of jobs, employment and broad economic impact of the electric power industry.