A Day (Two Really) at the Georgia PSC
Sixteen Conversations
Interviews with Chair Bubba McDonald, Commissioners Chuck Eaton, Tim Echols, Doug Everett, and Tricia Pridemore, and 22 staff members.
Law & Lawyers
Georgia PSC: Patrick Reinhardt
Public Utilities Engineer
"The Commission has very little regulation over wireless and broadband, however, we do take complaints on those issues when they come in."
Georgia PSC: Bubba McDonald
Chair
"When it comes down to being stern and calling it like it is, I’m guilty. But I’ll go the extra mile for anybody that’s trying to do right."
Three Thousand Five Hundred at Exelon Innovation Expo
Seventh Exelon Innovation Expo
An interview with Chris Gould, SVP of Corporate Strategy and Chief Sustainability Officer, Exelon
Georgia PSC: Chuck Eaton
Commissioner
"There are a lot of states that seem to be focused on natural gas and alternative energy, and in the short-term that may be the way to go, but, we’re making 50, 60, 70-year decisions here."
Picture Energy: Exelon: Reinventing Energy in Our Cities
Exelon Innovation Expo, August 16, 2018
The 2018 Exelon Innovation Expo held August 16, 2018 at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. was the coolest place to be on a hot day. With a theme of Reinventing Energy in Our Cities, Exelon, setting a goal to reduce its emissions from internal operations by fifteen percent by 2022, brought together municipal and technology leaders for a convergence of thought panels and employee displays that championed the latest in building truly energy-efficient, smart cities.
Georgia PSC: Tim Echols
Commissioner
"Jumpstarting solar and finishing Plant Vogtle will most likely what we’ll be remembered for. Those two clean energy sources will be the solution for the future."
Regulatory Wayfinding
Hawaii PUC's Decade-Long Journey
Hawaii is blessed by abundant solar and other renewable energy resources but challenged by the volatility of the cost of imported fossil fuels.
Georgia PSC: Doug Everett
Commissioner
"We’re the only state that’s building nuclear power plants. I am quite pro-nuclear. It is the safest, cheapest, and most reliable electricity there is."
Net Metering FAQ
Rate Design and Subsidies
The NEM debate transcends regulatory boundaries and embodies a full-throttled argument under oath between divergent experts who are cross-examined by the opposing attorneys.