State and Future of Power: Dan Hahn
Guidehouse
Be flexible and ready to adapt, focus on your customers, transform your business, and invest now in new Energy Cloud platforms.
Law & Lawyers
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Miles Keogh
National Association of Clean Air Agencies
The only way to drive clean energy is to require its adoption. Sometimes the way to have a good idea is to stop having a bad idea.
Pandemic Priorities for Utility Regulation and Policy–Part II
During the Chaos and Afterwards
How shall that gap between utility revenue requirements and realized revenues be filled?
Fortnightly Under Forty: Aaron Curtis
ITC Holdings (Fortis)
“This is the last of the MISO MVP projects in the Midwest. That’s another unique aspect. There were 17 projects approved.”
State and Future of Power: Karin Corfee
Guidehouse
Over 65% of all customer accounts in the U.S. are served by a utility with a carbon or emission reduction goal.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Ron Melton
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
When we reach a point that we can think of storage as ubiquitous – as much as we like, wherever we like it – the way we control and coordinate the balance of the electric power system changes dramatically with the distribution system now the dominant element.
A Day at the Wisconsin PSC, Virtually
Virtual Visit
Conversations with commissioners and personnel from the Wisconsin Public Service Commission.
Fortnightly Under Forty: Ana Stachowiak
NYPA
“That’s part of the joy of being in project management in this field. You have a real product at the end of the day, a three-dimensional reality that fills you with enormous pride.”
State and Future of Power: Erik Larson
Guidehouse
Only one in four major utilities in the U.S. have made meaningful progress in developing future-oriented business models.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Jeff Morris
Schneider Electric
The lesson of this non-economic recession will be we didn’t need all that building space. The telecommuting work force uses less energy, is less carbon intense, and has less risk to liability.