Cooperative Utilities Convene at NRECA Annual Meeting
Roundtables
Ten cooperative utilities CEOs joined in one of three PUF roundtable discussions.
Law & Lawyers
Roundtable on Microgrids and Resilience
NRECA Annual Meeting
A conversation with the CEOs of North Carolina Membership Corp., Poudre Valley Rural Electric Assoc., and Tidelands Electric Member Corp.
Roundtable on Broadband
NRECA Annual Meeting
A conversation with the CEOs of Central Virginia Electric Coop., Guadalupe Valley Electric Coop., Jo-Carroll Energy, and Tri-County Rural Electric Coop.
Social Distancing in the Most Collaborative Industry
Companies, Cooperatives, Commissions
Like me, are you down with the coronavirus blues too? True, that’s far better than testing positive.
Roundtable on FERC's Minimum Offer Price Rule
NRECA Annual Meeting
A conversation with the CEOs of East Kentucky Power Coop., Ohio's Electric Coop., and Old Dominion Electric Coop. along with Vice Presidents from East Kentucky Power Co-op and North Carolina Electric Membership Corp.
A Day at Washington State's Utilities and Transportation Commission
State Commissions
Conversations with Washington State UTC’s commissioners, directors and more.
Celebrating Centennial of Women's Power
Success Stories
A panel convened at the February NARUC meetings in Washington to address how far women have come since 1920 and what still needs to be achieved.
Washington State UTC: David Danner
Chair
“The Clean Energy Transformation Act. That’s the big issue. How do you ensure reliability and ensure the prices or rates are stable and predictable as we go coal free in 2025, to net carbon neutral in 2030, to a hundred percent carbon neutral in 2045?”
FERC's MOPR Dissected
Capacity Markets Once Again
Is it reasonable that Renewable Portfolio Standards reduce capacity prices? Almost all industry experts would argue the opposite.
Washington State UTC: Jay Balasbas
Commissioner
“As we think about implementing the clean energy law, how do we at the same time change our ratemaking process to be more forward-looking, as well as give the utilities every chance of success?”