State and Future of Power: Margot Everett
Guidehouse
Within the decade, traditional rate structures will be replaced with customer-centric pricing.
Law & Lawyers
Wisconsin PSC: Jolene Sheil, Mitch Horrie, and Alex Fortney
Focus on Energy
“A lot of data is collected on what the programs are doing, how much energy is being saved, and what’s happening in the marketplace related to the activities that Focus on Energy engages in.”
New at the Helm at AESP
Association of Energy Services Professionals
We will be expanding our scope to look at issues to achieve goals for the broader utility industry, rather than only DSM and efficiency related goals.
State and Future of Power: Michelle Fay
Guidehouse
The industry is at the inception of a massive digital transformation, and utilities will become more dependent on technology and data.
Fortnightly Under Forty 2020
Profiles of Rising Stars
A chess board filled with rising stars of our industry: 64 Fortnightly Under Forties.
How Many Coal-Dependent Jobs Are There and How Important Are They?
Undercounting Explained
We estimate 420,000 jobs, as much as eight times larger than is generally realized.
State and Future of Power: Rick Rodman
Guidehouse
This new utility risk management framework addresses categories of risks holistically.
Utility Workforce: Kris Anderson
IBEW Third District Representative
On Christmas Eve there was a big outage and we got the wires hung, we closed the fuse in and saw all the Christmas lights pop on. I know it meant a lot to those folks.
Pandemic Generates New Challenges, New Solutions
Burns & McDonnell
Burns & McDonnell discuss opportunities to help electric utilities provide the safe and reliable power customers expect.
Utility Workforce: Rich Meisinger
Business Manager, IBEW Local 111
Half of the control room operators had been exposed to COVID at one of their power plants. We only have four, so there were two left. For two weeks, those two lived at the plant, so it had 24-hour coverage.