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eRoadMAP Adds Important New Capabilities

Interactive Power and Energy Map Estimates Grid Needs

“As part of its broader EVs2Scale2030 initiative, EPRI continues to add important features to its eRoadMap, a first-of-its kind interactive power and energy map launched in late 2023 and designed to estimate local grid needs across the U.S. as transportation electrifies.”
Byline: 

Jamie Dunckley

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Still More Energy Affordability by the Numbers

CPI, Electricity, Gas

Electric rate inflation has come in at one tenth of a percent less than the CPI increase in the last two years. Of course, electric rate inflation two years earlier was a setback for American households. It was 14.3 percent, while the CPI increase was 6.5 percent.
Byline: 

PUF

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2024 Special Edition of PUF-EEI International Programs

Moving Forward

“This year has brought dynamic changes to the global energy landscape, bringing both new challenges and new opportunities to the clean energy transition. Our monthly columns provided key insights into the trends and innovations shaping the future of electricity worldwide.”
Byline: 

Lawrence Jones

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Alaska's Chugach Electric Association

Ensuring fuel supply, generation decarbonization, member satisfaction, affordability

“Most of Alaska’s rural areas are served by small, isolated, and high-cost electric systems that are only connected by a statewide energy policy of power cost equalization to help reduce rural electric costs.”
Byline: 

Arthur Miller

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PUF Now Powered by SEPA

Kinda Like Mr. Scott’s Warp Drive

SEPA clearly is as passionate about Public Utilities Fortnightly as we are. And is ready to invest aggressively to really ramp up our capacity and expand our service to you and the entire utility regulatory and policy community.
Byline: 

Steve Mitnick

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Affordability: Lon Huber

Duke Energy

“The beauty of economic development is if done right, it increases utility revenues and puts downward pressure on rates because of the increase in utility sales-billing volumes.”
Byline: 

Lon Huber

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Utility CEOs: Scott Lauber

WEC Energy Group

“We have over $5 billion in proposed projects pending before state regulators – the largest total generation projects I’ve ever seen in Wisconsin. Economic development is strong in Wisconsin, and for us to meet the energy needs, we need to build the additional capacity and the distribution and transmission.”
Byline: 

Scott Lauber with Dan Hahn, Chris Rogers

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