Law & Lawyers

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.

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.”

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.

 

Idaho PUC: Eric Anderson

Commissioner

When you’re doing a public service, there’s nothing closer to the public than being a Commissioner, because you determine what the rates are going to be.

Idaho PUC: Kristine Raper

Commissioner

By statute, the attorneys for the PUC are assigned to us through the Attorney General’s Office. The intent was for them to have autonomy to tell us you’re going down the wrong road.

Reimagining Purpose  

Investing in R&D and Innovation

In a post-COVID-19 world, growth in current R&D and innovation spend is a necessary condition for market recovery.