Demand Management by Regulatory Triad
Working Together, Future is Bright
Investor-owned utilities that meet their revenue requirement largely through sales of energy struggle to meet it with traditional rate structures.
Law & Lawyers
Where are the Smart States?
Cities Seem to be Getting All the Limelight
Fiber to traffic lights will be as important as fiber to the home. States can do much to accelerate communications infrastructure for the necessary connectivity.
AEIC Member Companies Discuss DER and Grid Ops
Improving and Integrating
The Association of Edison Illuminating Companies' Distributed Energy Resources Subcommittee met at the Grand Hotel Marriott Resort in Point Clear, Alabama, February 28 — March 1, 2018.
State of Power by State
States are the Game
Let’s look at the sustainability of utility business models, regulatory traditions and customer value propositions.
State and Future of Power
Check out the diversity in these eight states.
Eight state commission chairs discuss where the electric utility industry and regulation are headed.
State and Future of Power: Arkansas
Ted Thomas, Chair, Arkansas PSC
“The key part of my job is to manage risk on behalf of ratepayers.”
State and Future of Power: Kentucky
Michael Schmitt, Chair, Kentucky PSC
“In eastern Kentucky, utilities are faced with serious challenges.”
State and Future of Power: Michigan
Sally Talberg, Chair, Michigan PSC
“Michigan’s energy supplies are expected to remain diverse, with several nuclear plants, pumped storage, coal, natural gas, renewable energy.”
State and Future of Power: Minnesota
Nancy Lange, Chair, Minnesota PUC
“Proliferation of many low marginal cost resources is evolving the system pretty quickly.”
State and Future of Power: North Carolina
Ed Finley, Chair, North Carolina UC
“We try to take the challenges we’ve got and make decisions we have to make in the context of what we’re confronting at the moment.”