Diversity: Laron Evans and Michelle Word
Burns & McDonnell
"Supplier diversity should also be spread to architectural, engineering, and other high-end jobs."
Law & Lawyers
Pinnacle West's CEO Don Brandt
Leadership Lyceum’s Podcast Summary
With $3.5 billion in revenue, Pinnacle West Capital is based in Phoenix.
Rate Design 3.0
Future of Rate Design
The best rate is going to be a modern three-part rate for all customers.
First Look at 2017 CO2 Emission Trends in U.S.
Electricity Sector Focus
The reduction in U.S. CO2 emissions is clearly historic. To many, it may also be surprising.
Gas Naturals
IRENA’s Dolf Gielen Readies for June’s World Gas Conference
Countries realize they have significant renewables potential, but they face challenges in developing bankable project proposals.
Power Profile: Jan Vrins Talks Clouds
Navigant’s Global Energy Practice Leader
Day to day, we’re focused on where technology meets policy and regulation, and its impact on organizations, business models and operations.
Who Should Pay for Resilient Power System?
CROPS Determines the Best Measures
Local power customers, regional, state and federal entities should share responsibility and costs.
Why Regulators Should Replace Electric Utility Rate Base
Challenging Choices
If rate base no longer works, consider alternatives. In competitive markets, if retailers are to stay in business, they must recover a profit margin.
Rethinking Conventional Wisdom on Reliability and Security
Challenging the Rules
Fighting the established approach takes data. Lots of data.
Managing Electric Grid's Cyber Security Risk
EPRI Podcast Summary
Building multiple security countermeasures can protect utility assets, but this can be a large order.