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AEIC’s 139th Annual Meeting

“As we gather for the 139th time this month in Savannah, AEIC is still very much guided by our forebearers’ vision to work collaboratively, gather information, and exchange ideas to benefit all members.”
Byline: 

Steve Hauser

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William Hammer Top Innovator Award for Electrification: BGE

Top Innovators

“We started with idle mitigation systems because EV options are limited on medium and heavy truck chassis. With the aggressive goals we have by 2025 and 2030, we had to find another way to achieve those targets and the idle mitigation systems count toward the goals.”
Byline: 

Joseph Byrd, Andrew Hedrick

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Mabel MacFerran Top Innovator Award for Storage: PNM Resources

Top Innovators

“We have several of our distribution feeders that are a hundred percent connected solar on the distribution feeder. Today, we don’t have any way of energy management on the distribution feeder, so the battery storage will enable us to do energy management on those distribution feeders.”
Byline: 

Omni Warner, Jason Jones

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Ten Commissioners Talk Transition

Decarbonization

In discussions with ten Commissioners from every end of the country, PUF’s Paul Kjellander asked what’s driving the energy transition in their states, their state’s policies, barriers for the transition to overcome, and risks, also the role of consumer-owned energy. Sponsored by Itron.
Byline: 

Paul Kjellander

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Touring Vogtle

SEARUC

“We can begin to look at advanced nuclear reactor options that are being developed today, such as smaller modular reactors that are about three hundred megawatts versus the thousand-megawatt reactors at Vogtle.”
Byline: 

Floyd McKissick, Jr.

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Decarbonization: Lea Márquez Peterson

Arizona Corp. Commission

“I stepped into the middle of the debate on whether we mandate a clean energy transition in Arizona. After four years of debate, we did not mandate it, but have supported the utilities’ commitments. They’re all 100% carbon-free by 2050.”
Byline: 

Lea Márquez Peterson

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Decarbonization: Michael Caron

Connecticut PURA, NARUC

“I would prefer that people see the move toward clean energy as an evolution. That it’s not necessarily a top-down transition in any way. Those tend to crash and burn ultimately. It’s better if you find support, it creates its own momentum, and moves along.”
Byline: 

Michael Caron

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