EIA's New Electric Power Initiative
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The initiative will build on EIA’s strengths: its mandate and comprehensive authority to collect data, energy expertise, broad focus on all energy forms, highly regarded objectivity.
Law & Lawyers
Profiles in Innovation
Hearing their Voices
PUF interviews some of the Fortnightly Top Innovators 2018.
Sam Insull
Birthdays
Insull literally created our system of regulated monopolies and cost-of-service regulation. He was born November 11, 1859.
Electrification 2018: Arcady Sosinov, Freewire Technologies
Looking Back and Looking Forward
Battery-integrated fast charging can really give electric vehicles a high penetration rate. They’re easier and faster to deploy.
Rate Design Reform
Listen to Bonbright, Kahn, and Behavioral Economists
The time for rate design reform is right. Utilities, regulators and others recognize that pricing is a vastly untapped source of demand-side resources with the ability to alter both consumption and peak demand.
Profiles in Innovation: Richard Barone
Fortnightly Top Innovators 2018
Barone is Director – Demand Response, Hawaiian Electric Utilities.
Electrification 2018: Brett Hauser, greenlots
Looking Back and Looking Forward
If we want to see broad based deployment and equitable access to EV charging, the utilities have a pivotal role to play.
Picture Energy: Vets in Energy 2018
Industry leaders discuss today's energy challenges to the barriers and accomplishments of integrating more of our great military veterans into the energy industries.
Profiles in Innovation: Howard Gugel
Fortnightly Top Innovators 2018
Gugel is Senior Director – Engineering and Standards, NERC.
Electrification 2018: James Bell, Viking Cold
Looking Back and Looking Forward
Quite simply, we utilize thermal energy storage. Think of it as a thermal battery, something that stores cold instead of electrons.