QF Purchase Obligation
Energy Bar Association’s Energy Law Series
Making Clear Distinctions: Part of the problem is incorrectly using “waiver” and “termination” interchangeably.
Law & Lawyers
Diversity: Laron Evans and Michelle Word
Burns & McDonnell
"Supplier diversity should also be spread to architectural, engineering, and other high-end jobs."
Avoiding Institutional Inertia
Energizing Innovation
Sustaining innovation over the long-term means positioning it as a fundamental capability of the enterprise.
Pinnacle West's CEO Don Brandt
Leadership Lyceum’s Podcast Summary
With $3.5 billion in revenue, Pinnacle West Capital is based in Phoenix.
Mason Willrich's Modernizing America's Electricity Infrastructure
Book Review
Just about everyone agrees that the nation's electricity infrastructure needs to be modernized. But where should one begin? How long will the process take? How much should be spent on modernization? What portion of the modernization budget should go to generation, transmission, and distribution? What specific technologies should be developed?
These are difficult questions that have no easy answers. A new book by Mason Willrich takes these questions head-on and provides some good answers.
We Bought PUF!
Nineteen Hundredth Issue. And the First.
Joe Paparello and I were so impressed with the power of the PUF platform — for opinion, commentary and debate — that we bought it.
Hydro One's CEO Mayo Schmidt
Leadership Lyceum’s Podcast Summary
Three months after Mayo joined, Hydro One completed its IPO, raising $1.8 billion in gross proceeds.
State and Future of Power: Oklahoma
Dana Murphy, Chair, Oklahoma CC
“Oklahoma still has among the lowest electricity prices.”
A Day at the PUC of Ohio
Thirteen interviews
PUF’s Steve Mitnick with Chair Asim Haque, Vice-Chair Beth Trombold, Commissioners Dan Conway, Larry Friedeman and Tom Johnson; and Bethany Allen, Hisham Choueiki, Angela Hawkins, Jeff Jones, Alan Martin, Howard Petricoff, Greg Price, Kristina Schaefer, Tammy Turkenton, John Williams.
We're Still Competing
Perspectives on Competition
FERC should make staying the course on competition in Order 1000 a priority.