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Executive Survey: COO Bob Frenzel

Xcel Energy

“Fulfilling our 2050 carbon-free aspirations will require technologies not yet commercially available at the cost and scale needed. Promising possibilities include power to gas, hydrogen, seasonal storage, advanced nuclear or small modular reactors, deep rock geothermal, and carbon capture and storage.”
Byline: 

Bob Frenzel

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This Summer's Conferences Virtual-Style

Summits in This Summer in Shorts

Haven't had to put on long pants, very much, in these months of the pandemic. I know you didn't notice, in that Zoom meet we had the other day. Been cycling through my portfolio of shorts, which, when topped off by a somewhat clean button-down shirt, suits well the situation of day-long digital dialoguing. As for my blazers and, jeez, my ties, soon it may be time to stuff them in a self-storage unit.

Byline: 

Steve Mitnick

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Chatting with Chatterjee

MACRUC 25 and Live!

“When you have fair market rules, and remove any artificial barriers to entry, renewables and new technologies like battery storage, for example, will flourish.”
Byline: 

Neil Chatterjee and Brooks McCabe

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Supply Chain Cybersecurity: Matt Wyckhouse

Finite State

“We can take the software out of that device, analyze it, and tell you where it came from, concretely. We don’t need to take a vendor’s word for it. We can tell you what vulnerabilities are in there.”
Byline: 

Matt Wyckhouse

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Corona Cost Recovery

MACRUC 25 and Live!

Panelists wrestled with how to ensure a balance of customer assistance and company stability in order to avoid disaster. Moderated by incoming MACRUC President and D.C. PSC Chair Willie Phillips, panelists included Tony Clark, Mignon Clyburn, Philip Moeller, Robert Powelson, and Jackie Roberts.
Byline: 

Willie Phillips et al

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Supply Chain Cybersecurity: Tobias Whitney

Fortress Information Security

“There is a chance we could be exposing the most sensitive, critical aspects of our grid to nations that might be contrary or hostile to the interest of the U.S. That is why the executive order is important.”
Byline: 

Tobias Whitney

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MACRUC with Manchin

MACRUC 25 and Live!

Senator Manchin discussed the challenging work of addressing our nation's energy needs with a focus on the role State Commissioners play, moderated by Gladys Brown Dutrieuille and John Rhodes.
Byline: 

Joe Manchin, Gladys Brown Dutrieuille, John Rhodes

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