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AESP's 31st Annual Conference: Demand Side Flexibility in Gas Networks

AESP

This panel discussed emerging natural gas DR programs, looking at research in and the status of gas demand response, utility justification and implementation, customer experience, and evaluation, measurement, and validation.

Byline:

Jeff Brown et al.

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Green Hydrogen, Here or Hype?

NARUC's Winter Policy Summit

Is green hydrogen going to be hype or the decarbonization answer? Panelists were led by NARUC President Paul Kjellander to close out the conference. Enjoy these excerpts.

Byline:

Paul Kjellander et al.

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USEA's 17th Annual State of the Energy Industry Forum

Memorable and Meaningful Moments

This January, the United States Energy Association addressed the challenges the energy and utilities industry faces arising from a global pandemic, a new administration, international developments, and cybersecurity.

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USEA

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NRRI Author Spotlight

NARUC's Winter Policy Summit

PUF's Executive Editor Steve Mitnick discussed his book, Lewis Latimer, The First Hidden Figure, with NRRI Director Carl Pechman and an esteemed panel. The book is part of a larger activity to build diversity in the electric industry, with profits helping establish the PUF Latimer Scholarship Fund administered by the American Association of Blacks in Energy.

Byline:

Carl Pechman et al.

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EEI's Wall Street Briefing

Memorable and Meaningful Moments

The Edison Electric Institute held its annual briefing on the state of the electric power industry in mid-February.

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EEI

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Whither the FERC?

National Regulatory Research Institute

A conversation about this new report with its author, the Director of the NARUC’s National Regulatory Research Institute.

Byline:

Carl Pechman

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Role of Storage in Path to Net Zero

Accenture

Accenture's report “The Role of Storage in the Path to Net Zero”: “We make a case for storage and you can see the impact it can have on whole system costs, if the costs fall and solar costs fall with it, as per current trajectory. It looks good, but the costs are still high.”

Byline:

Caroline Narich and Melissa Stark

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Small Co-op Tackles Big Issue: Solar Access for Low-Income Households

Roanoke’s SolarShare Program

Roanoke’s contribution is called SolarShare, which will leverage the co-op’s energy efficiency initiative and its nascent community solar program to provide energy benefits to members who struggle to pay bills.

Byline:

Adaora Ifebigh

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Women's History Month 2021

PUF Celebrates You

Women's History Month has a kind of a short history. At least it seems that way to me. I was still in college in 1981 when Congress first asked for a celebration of Women's History Week starting in March 1982. It wasn't until 1987, that Congress designated a month.

Byline:

Lori Burkhart

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Uncertainty in Wake of Executive Order 13920 and Biden Administration

The Waiting Game

As President Biden begins his first few weeks in office, many within the power sector wonder how his administration will address key concerns related to securing the nation's bulk-power system.

The previous administration issued several executive orders relating to cybersecurity, including Executive Order 13920, a directive that was issued on May 1, 2020 to address security threats to the bulk-power system in the United States.

Byline:

Sadzi Martha Oliva, Kealie Vogel, and Greta Gangestad

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