PUF Annual Pulse of Power Survey
How You Answered Eight Questions
Here are the key trends defining what’s next for utilities, according to you, our readers.
Law & Lawyers
2040: A Pricing Odyssey
Waking Up in the Future
How to price electricity when the grid goes 100 percent green.
State of Power by State
Fifty Futures
The states are calling the plays on power’s future. Often policies are night and day on the east and west side of the borders of contiguous states.
A Gigantic International Utilities and Energy Conference
Half Moon Bay
Conversations with Exelon’s Anne Pramaggiore, Xcel Energy’s Brett Carter, and Accenture’s Miki Deric.
State and Future of Power
Eight State Commission Chairs
Conversations with PSC chairs in Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Maryland, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Wyoming.
Half Moon Bay: Anne Pramaggiore
Exelon Utilities
"Technology leads, but policy rules."
State and Future of Power: Jeffrey Ackermann
State Commission Chairs
"It’s important when talking about Colorado and the state of the electric industry, to know we’re vertically integrated and what we would call traditionally regulated."
Half Moon Bay: Brett Carter
Xcel Energy
"One bad transaction can ruin the relationship with a customer that is extremely valuable to you, as the company."
State and Future of Power: Dallas Winslow
State Commission Chairs
"The Delaware PSC is one of, I believe, only two Commissions in the U.S. that has part-time Commissioners."
Half Moon Bay: Miki Deric
Accenture
"There’s a lot of work utilities have to perform to clean up their data sets and ensure governance and management processes are in place to maintain data integrity."