FERC Gets It Right on DOE NOPR
Now What?
FERC was right to focus first on defining the issue on a regional basis, and only then to move towards solutions.
Law & Lawyers
The Industry Globalized
Thought leadership & global advocacy
A conversation with Lawrence Jones, VP, International Programs, Edison Electric Institute.
Where Energy Storage is Headed
Economics are increasingly competitive
PUF’s Steve Mitnick: What are your top goals for 2018 as the CEO of the Energy Storage Association?
Kelly Speakes-Backman: The energy storage industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, and with it, ESA will expand its support of the market. 2018 will be a year of continued growth for ESA and the storage industry, but also one of reflection on what the future will hold and how ESA can be a catalyst for this growth.
From RWE
Innovating Business Models
By splitting RWE into two organizations, we created two valid companies on the stock market, with a more specific purpose and valid value proposition for each.
Will Demand Charges Accelerate Adoption of Behind-the-Meter Storage?
Part One of Two
Innovation in rate design may suggest additional paths and revenue structures beyond demand charges.
Should FERC Reconsider Policy Statement on Pipeline Certification?
Natural Gas Policy May be Outdated
FERC has the obligation to consider the environmental consequences of major projects, but assessing their effects on climate change, let alone measuring them, overstretches
its capability.
Taking Reliability and Resilience to Next Level
True Power Security through CRISP
We need Comprehensive Resource and Increased Security Planning (CRISP).
Energy Efficiency: The Art of Measurement
Modernizing Measurement & Verification
EM&V is the key to understanding if investments in energy efficiency produce the expected returns in savings.
Welcome to Our New Integrated Smart Operations Center
What makes iSOC extraordinary?
An interview with Gil Quiniones, CEO, New York Power Authority.
Book Review of 'California Goes Green'
Michael Peevey’s History Considered
An engaging read for anyone who wants to understand how energy policies are made in the Golden State.