Pennsylvania PUC: Paul Diskin
A Day at Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Paul Diskin is Director, Bureau of Technical Utility Services, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
Law & Lawyers
Imagining Electricity's Future, in Long Beach
‘Electrification is the Foundation, for the Population.’
For the consumer, electric energy is simple, small, safe, silent, clean, cool, controllable, instantaneous.
Electrifying Successfully
Customer Intelligence Analytics
Electrified technologies can utilize excess grid capacity, improve a utility’s load factor and reduce distribution charges, while supporting decarbonization goals.
Pennsylvania PUC: Dan Mumford
A Day at Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Dan Mumford is Director, Office of Competitive Market Oversight, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
Efficient Electrification Creates 'The Big Tent'
And It’s Getting Bigger
Electrification’s Big Tent ultimately belongs to the customers and their needs and those who best serve those needs.
How Far Have We Come, Electrifying?
TVA’s History is Electrification
Only three farms in a hundred had electricity. Unchecked fires burned ten percent of the region’s woodlands every year, and poor logging practices had nearly denuded forests that once offered endless miles of virgin timber.
Ohio's Power Forward
Hey Siri, Modernize Our Grid
We need to remember customers are our core constituents. This means advancements need to provide true net value to customers.
Coming Together to Plan EV Future
We’re Electrifying the Road
There has been too much litigation in the state commissions, and therefore our mantra has been let’s strive for more collaboration and less litigation.
And How Far Can We Go? EPRI's National, State Assessments
EPRI Models the Future
The objective of the national assessment is to evaluate the feasibility of transforming the U.S. energy sector between 2020 and 2050, and what will drive it.
A Regulatory Life
President, NARUC Commissioners Emeritus
For a merger to be successful, you must have a story to tell; the merger must make sense for the ratepayer; and the two companies must mesh with one another.