Indiana URC: Loraine Seyfried
A Day at the Indiana URC
"Something to note is that we don’t specialize here. The judges don’t take just electricity cases or just gas cases."
Law & Lawyers
Fortnightly Smartest Communities: David Condon
Spokane
"We need to provide real-time data to folks, so they can conserve and use the energy sources and water to the best of their abilities."
Canada's Regulators: British Columbia Utilities Commission
CAMPUT 2019
"Most of our hearings are written. They’re done according to documents. We very seldom have oral hearings."
Indiana URC: Beth Heline
A Day at the Indiana URC
"When statutes get passed or enacted, we are the ones who help implement the law, like starting rulemakings, and see what kind of processes need to change here."
Fortnightly Smartest Communities: Heather Rosentrater
Spokane
With the support of the Dentons Smart Cities & Communities Think Tank, PUF chose to honor Austin, Columbus, San Antonio, Spokane and suburban Birmingham as the Fortnightly Smartest Communities 2019.
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Canada's Regulators: Nunavut Utility Rates Review Council
CAMPUT 2019
"It’s all home delivered oil. Water is home delivered, and sewage is trucked out. You can’t bury utilities deep enough to not freeze."
Indiana URC: Dale Thomas
A Day at the Indiana URC
"Over the next decade you’re going to see things go from more of an accounting based – here’s the cost to do something – to a business based, here’s the value of doing something."
Fortnightly Smartest Communities: Sharelynn Moore
Spokane
"Urbanova’s mission is to create a vibrant, collaborative environment and living laboratory or scalable, replicable smart city projects deployed in the University District."
Canada's Regulators: Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel
CAMPUT 2019
"I grew up in Saskatchewan. I remember when electricity came in. It made a fairly big blitz across most of the province."
Board Member Nick Wagner
A Day at the Iowa Utilities Board
"Initially, Iowa didn’t see a lot of opposition to wind development. We’ve started to see more opposition. In the next five years, we’ll probably see more opposition if wind development continues as it has."