Ask Not What Customers Can Do for RTO Markets
Ask What RTO Markets Can Do for Customers
Centralized markets are a supporting actor in the industry. They are important, but not author, producer, director, and leading actor in the play.
Law & Lawyers
The Energy Customer Transformation
Investing in Platforms and Business Models
Be obsessed with customers, data, and needs. Build the customer journey and test it.
Not Just for Lawyers
Environmental Impacts of Natural Gas Pipelines
Can FERC reliably predict whether, when, renewables and storage will become sufficiently economically, technically feasible to displace fossil fuel generation?
NARUC Sizzles!
Scottsdale. Catch Some Rays.
While it’s scalding hot outside, you will want to be inside the NARUC Summit. Because the 2018 topics are sizzling!
How Utilities Can Extend the Regulated Model
Opportunities for Growth and New Services
A complementary evolutionary strategy may yield near-term bottom line results while the longer-term journey to revolutionize the regulatory model is underway.
A Day at the Michigan PSC
Implementing 2016 Energy Law
Conversations with the three commissioners, state senate energy & technology committee Chair, and 16 staff members.
NARUC in Tbilisi
Regulatory Volunteers Making a Difference
Through the support of the U.S. AID, NARUC and the Georgia National Energy and Water Regulatory Commission, have collaborated on key regulatory issues since 2008.
Michigan PSC: Sally Talberg
Chair
“We are trying to ensure timely replacement of infrastructure and prepare for the future, but also keep rates affordable.”
FERC's Dedication to Competition Results in Bureaucracy and Intervention
Setting Rules Without Platonic Ideal of Competition
As Ulysses S. Grant said, ‘I know no method to secure the repeal of bad or obnoxious laws [or regulations] so effective as their stringent execution.’
Four Thought-Leaders: Jim Laurito
EVP – Business Development, Fortis
“There is investment opportunity as far as the eye can see. We don't buy the theory of the death spiral or the demise of the utility.”