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USEA State of the Energy Industry Forum

America's Energy CEOs

The United States Energy Association held its twenty-first annual meeting of the nation’s energy association CEOs at the National Press Club. Read excerpts from the heads of NARUC, EPRI, American Gas Association, Smart Electric Power Alliance, National Hydropower Association, Large Public Power Council, Nuclear Energy Institute, and the Alliance to Save Energy.

Veterans in Energy Leadership Forum

Picture Energy

The annual Leadership Forum of Veterans in Energy is always a memorable event that draws a large gathering representing all the military services and many of the nation’s utilities. Here we capture some of this year’s Leadership Forum, including the Power Delivery Panel, CEO Panel, Nuclear Panel, and Cybersecurity/Grid Security Panel.

We Need an INPO for Wildfires

Best Practices

Mitigation Best Practices, Tracking and Verification, Education: “It is time for the electric industry to form WINPO – Wildfire Institute of Power Operations – with similar goals to INPO, an independent – and independently funded – organization that focuses purposely and solely on mitigation best practices, tracking and verification, and education of wildfire mitigation strategies.”

Global Realities of Rising Electricity Demand

Underinvestment in Developing Economies

“Renewable energy integration and the energy mix will vary significantly among regions, resources, and societal needs. From siting and permitting to energy efficiency standards, policy has the opportunity to catalyze electrification.”

Innovative Solutions to Wildfire Mitigation

AEIC Members Develop Risk Reduction Measures

“There was much robust discussion last September at AEIC’s 2024 Annual Meeting regarding preparing for and responding to wildfires. Our members will continue to build on this collaborative knowledge-sharing at this year’s Annual Meeting in Charleston in November.”

When Seas Turn Rough, Flexibility Becomes Even More Critical

Changes

Societies can sail in calm waters, that suddenly become unforgiving and then come back later but to a different calm. Which is good advice for all those across the utilities industry feeling rather buffeted by the present winds of change. We are all adjusting and tuning strategies to continue to carry out our central mission to serve the public interest.