Change Agents on the State and Future of Power
Industry Heading?
A conversation with Jen Wischnowsky at Ameren, Ram Sastry at AEP, Chris Gould at Exelon, Roger Kranenburg at Eversource, and Keith Dennis at NRECA.
Law & Lawyers
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Paula Glover
AABE
For this panel, we have two association executives, two policymakers, and a leader at a DOE National Laboratory All have long histories in the energy sector and national perspectives. Our objectives were to elicit potentially competing perspectives on what the future of the electric industry may be, and for those responses to stimulate readers to develop their own perspectives and initiate similar discussions within their own organizations.
Fortnightly Under Forty: Sean Meredith
Entergy
“That team is fully staffed, working through the restoration efforts in Mississippi, southern Arkansas, and northern Louisiana where we had severe weather. They’re doing a great job while maintaining all practices we put in place for the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Experts Show Us Their Crystal Balls on Power's Future
Guidehouse
Guidehouse thought leaders envision the future of electricity and regulation.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Pat Wood
FERC, Texas PUC
The trend toward a more decentralized, decarbonized, and democratized power system was well underway before the pandemic, and I expect that trend to continue, likely accelerate.
Fortnightly Under Forty: Maria Bocanegra
Illinois Commerce Commission
“I enjoy bringing stakeholders together or inspiring stakeholders to evaluate hot topics.”
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.
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.”