The Energy Transition
Not Taking Detours
The U.S. is expected to re-join the Paris climate agreement and other international platforms.
Law & Lawyers
NARUC Annual Meeting, Connecting the Dots
Looking Ahead to Kentucky
NARUC carries on, online, with the important business of regulating in the public interest.
Improving RTO Governance
NASUCA Annual Meeting
This panel discussed areas of governance and market operation that customers believe must be addressed, whether at RTOs, FERC, or through Congress aimed at developing a process to align these interests with customers of varying classes.
Clean Energy to Advance, Obstacles Linger
Gray Rhinos, Tax Policies
Energy executives had already expressed concern over U.S. corporate tax policy under a Biden administration.
NARUC's Officers Elected
NARUC Annual Meeting
Voted on were Idaho’s Paul Kjellander to be NARUC’s president from 2020 to 2021, along with Virginia’s Judy Jagdmann as NARUC’s first vice president, and Connecticut’s Michael Caron as NARUC’s second vice president.
Electric Utilities & Rural Broadband
NASUCA Annual Meeting
This panel examined a case study in West Virginia as well as the practical challenges and what it takes to replicate this success.
Energy Outlook, 2021 and Beyond
Cooperatives Leading the Way
As we look ahead, these four priorities are just a few of the many ways we are striving to build a brighter future for the people and communities we serve.
Bridging the Divide
NARUC Annual Meeting
With the help of several experts, we’re going to explore key areas that highlight divisions. Those areas are technology, including the digital divide, consumer communication and moratoriums, policy issues, and racial equity. Our members will offer honest perspectives and they’re uniquely qualified in each of these topic areas.
AEIC Annual Meeting: Dealing with COVID-19
Memorable Moments
This panel discussed the pandemic as well as 2020 storms which tested grid resiliency and effective response.
Building Electrical Infrastructure
Boosting Job Creation
The movement toward greater reliance on renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions could offer some potent possibilities for job creation.