California PUC: Three Directors
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
Interviews with Deputy Exec. Director Maryam Ebke, Director – Safety and Enforcement Liza Malashenko, and Deputy Director, Safety and Enforcement Lee Palmer
Law & Lawyers
A Different Grid Perspective
Like a River
We must stop viewing the grid as a means of transporting electricity from point “A” to point “B.”
California PUC: Energy Division Director Edward Randolph
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“Close to two-thirds of the GHG savings so far has come from the electricity sector.”
Offshore Wind Transmission - Options and Opportunities
Challenging Tradeoffs
Backbone transmission and expandable transmission designs have the potential to lower costs, but they present significant coordination challenges with generation development.
California PUC: Executive Director (Retired) Timothy Sullivan
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“We attract people who want to be part of the solution to the challenges we face.”
Next Generation in Billing and Customer Care
CIS systems
An interview with John Baksa, President, Hansen Technologies North America
California PUC: Public Advisor Allison Brown
A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
“My role is to make it understandable and easy for people and entities to participate in our proceedings.”
Challenges Surrounding Electric Power Resiliency
Costs v. Benefits
Conducting a cost-benefit analysis of resiliency is particularly challenging because of high uncertainty on the benefit side.
Cooperative Power Leaders Meet in Nashville
Exclusive Interviews
Interviews with Twelve CEOs of Electric Cooperatives
The Kilowatt-hour is Dead; Don’t Send Flowers
Tech Turmoil Ahead
The opportunity for AI to take over management of local microgrids will make community choice aggregation easier than ordering a Lyft or Uber.