Fortnightly Under Forty: Haben Goitom
Alliant Energy
“We’re thinking about how we can focus on our customers even more than we have in the past.”
Law & Lawyers
Gas Utility Regulatory Responses During Extreme Uncertainty
Second Time Around
The impact on our economic and social conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has occurred more rapidly and dramatically than during the 2008-2009 period.
State and Future of Power: Jenny Hampton
Guidehouse
While design thinking and innovation labs have sprung up in many utilities, we have yet to see a sizable shift in focus from traditional business models.
Fortnightly Under Forty: Jennifer Wischnowsky
Ameren
“The more you can learn and understand what technology can do for the different areas of the business, the more value you’re going to add.”
Rethinking Capital Investment in Increasingly Risky World
Catastrophic Events Under Scrutiny
How risks are identified and mitigated are increasingly becoming part of the narrative to help justify investment plans going forward.
State and Future of Power: Danielle Vitoff
Guidehouse
Embracing the role of decarbonization solutions provider requires shifting more choice and control to customers.
Fortnightly Under Forty: Keegan Odle
Burns & McDonnell
“As long as you’re doing excellent work, whatever you’ve been assigned to do, you’ll get recognized.”
Transformation Amid Virus Crisis
Accelerating Into The Straight, and Then ...
All we can do is plan and prepare for the black, gray, and white swans. The electric power industry by necessity does this as well as any sector of the economy.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends
Panel
For this panel, we selected persons experienced in various aspects of the energy industry; persons with disparate positions and professional interests.
Fortnightly Under Forty: Delevane Diaz
Electric Power Research Institute
“Together we designed a model that best represented Mexico’s energy system. Then we worked with CFE on exploring issues such as Mexico’s clean energy policy of fifty percent renewable generation by 2050.”