PUF Quant Services
Monthly Summary Report: Oct. 2017
We track quantitatively the monthly trends in the value of electricity, the grid's carbon footprint, and the grid's integration of distributed and intermittent generation.
Law & Lawyers
Ready for a Fifty Percent Demand Spike?
Electric Vehicles are Coming
Utility control over EV chargers, tariffs and time of use rates could help avoid localized problems.
PUF AV: Dentons Energy Outlook
Washington, D.C., Sept. 19
Five short videos from the Dentons Energy Outlook series, which highlights impacts to the global energy sector.
What Cheap Electricity Means
Lower Bills Enrich Us and the U.S.
Consider the implications: the cost of electric service is at or near its historic low.
Joint Load Research and Analytics Conference
Data Analytics Change Utilities
The Association of Edison Illuminating Companies and the Western Load Research Association held their third joint Load Research and Analytics Conference in Nashville, July 23-26, 2017.
The collaborative meeting created by these two premier load research groups presented an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas with other industry professionals and share load research and analytics concepts and techniques.
PUF AV: FERC Open Meeting
Washington, September 20
Six short videos with FERC Chair Neil Chatterjee, Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur, and Commissioner Rob Powelson.
Water Utilities Too
PUF’s Steve Mitnick Visits American Water
As American Water CEO Susan Story points out, water is more essential to life than anything else.
Sewing Faster, with Solar Power
SELCO Foundation developed solar-powered sewing machines
For millions of people in India, going to the local tailor remains less costly than buying ready-to-wear clothing.
PUF AV: PJM Grid 20-20
Baltimore September 18-19
Short videos with six speakers at panels for Cyber & Physical Security and Operations & Markets.
American Water: Susan Story
President and CEO
“Our customers see water fall from the sky: they think it must be free. They don’t think about what it costs to treat it, then get it to their homes.”