State and Future of Power: Wyoming
Bill Russell, Chair, Wyoming PSC
“Consider the Auk who became extinct because it forgot how to fly and could only walk.”
Law & Lawyers
Ohio PUC: Beth Trombold
Vice-Chair
“The main purpose of PowerForward is to put together guidelines to move the state in the same direction as opposed to a lot of different directions.”
Cruising into the Future
Illinois Explores Electric Vehicles
Coordinated charging can improve frequency regulation, smooth out the generation intermittency from DERs, and increase efficient electricity usage.
State and Future of Power: NARUC
NARUC Electricity Committee Chair
Judith Jagdmann on State and Future of Power
Ohio PUC: Dan Conway
Commissioner
“We want to provide a more efficient, robust, and opportunity-rich infrastructure here, particularly on the electricity side.”
Electricity, Externalities and Regulation
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Ignoring externalities will lead us to a higher cost system than is achievable by considering all costs.
Experts Show Us Their Crystal Balls on Power's Future
On the Future of Power
Navigant’s Karin Corfee, Rob Wilhite, Debbie Brannan, Ted Walker, Todd Williams, Konstantin Staschus, Dan Bradley, Shannon Graham, David O’Brien, Jan-Willem Bode, Mackinnon Lawrence, and Jan Vrins, with PUF’s Steve Mitnick
Ohio PUC: Larry Friedeman
Commissioner
“With PowerForward, it was an opportunity to put a bit of a fingerprint on the energy industry.”
Are Pipelines #Winning in the Age of Trump?
It’s Complicated
President Trump’s proposed tariffs on foreign steel would hit the pipeline industry particularly hard.
Our Confidential Panel of Sixteen Senior Leaders on Electric Trends
Frank Feelings About the Future, Fully Off-the-Record
For the third year in a row, we talked with sixteen thought leaders from utilities (investor-owned and not), energy service companies, the regulatory and consumer advocacy communities, and trade associations. It was a distinguished group of senior executives representing many facets of the industry. We looked to different regions of the United States to make sure our coverage was representative and balanced.