Solar, A Strategy for Decarbonizing the Grid and Increasing Resilience
For Your Consideration
In order to achieve a more comprehensive, nationwide approach, Vote Solar makes a number of recommendations to regulators.
Law & Lawyers
A Day at the North Carolina Utilities Commission
Unique Conversations
28 interviews with Commissioners, directors, attorneys, Public Staff and more.
Can Rooftop Solar Survive Declining Subsidies?
A Case Study in Louisiana
Behind-the-meter solar is not economic from a household's perspective at today's installed costs and electricity prices.
NCUC Chair Ed Finley
A Day at North Carolina UC
“I enjoy digging into issues and trying to come up with an order well-founded enough that it can be affirmed on appeal.”
Measuring Innovation Performance
Metrics that Matter
How long it takes for ideas to move through innovation evaluation is an important metric since time equates to money.
NCUC Commissioners Charlotte Mitchell and ToNola Brown-Bland
A Day at North Carolina UC
“Utility service is part of the State’s business climate – service must be attractive and able to meet all customer needs.”
Cause the Power You’re Supplyin’
It’s Electrifying
The term beneficial electrification addresses in a more holistic sense the corresponding issues that utilities face.
NCUC Commissioner Dan Clodfelter
A Day at North Carolina UC
“Increasingly utility customers and constituency groups are wanting other outcomes and deliverables from the utility companies in addition to low rates.”
Picture Energy: NRECA at U.S. Senate Russell Building
Picture Energy
A congressional staff briefing, “The Economic Impact of America’s Electric Cooperatives,” on March 6, 2019.
NCUC Commissioners James Patterson and Jerry Dockham
A Day at North Carolina UC
“We’ve got Republicans and Democrats on the Commission, and I can’t think of a time where politics became involved in an important decision.”