United States Energy Association Advanced Energy-Tech in D.C.
USEA on Innovation
The United States Energy Association held an Advanced Energy and Technology Showcase in Washington, D.C.
Law & Lawyers
Interim EEI CEO and TXNM CEO Simultaneously
EEI
“I have a deep appreciation and respect for the role that EEI plays in driving consensus and in shaping critical policy and regulatory discussions. Of course, our work extends beyond the policy and regulatory arenas.”
Europe's Clean Energy Progress
Lessons for U.S. Policymakers
“Europe is making carbon-free energy not just a national priority but a daily experience for all its residents and visitors. As U.S. policymakers and regulators continue charting our own clean energy future, there are powerful lessons in what I observed abroad.”
Large Loads Coming: Two More Takes
Large Loads
These two articles focus on load growth as both a challenge and opportunity for the continued evolution of the U.S. power sector. The series presents innovative solutions to meet this new era of load growth in a way that is more resilient, affordable, and clean.
Climate READi: EPRI’s Framework for Climate Resilience and Adaptation
EPRI
“Developed in collaboration with over forty electric companies and one hundred organizations, EPRI released the Climate READi: Power Framework in May 2025. This framework provides guidance, references, and tools to assess asset and system risks to physical climate conditions.”
Navigating Gridlock: Near Term Policy Fixes in the Face of Load Growth Uncertainty
Large Loads
“For states deep into load growth, and even for states not yet overwhelmed with new demand, it is worth considering the following policies as part of a sensible framework to facilitate economic growth while protecting customers and reliability in the near term.”
Bandera Electric: Transforming the Grid from the Ground Up
AEIC
“Most utilities are accustomed to smart meters providing 15-minute interval data — sometimes every hour. But for grid modernization to succeed in a decentralized energy economy, that’s not fast enough. BEC’s Apolloware operates with 1-2 second data resolution, enabling near-instantaneous visibility.”
Navigating Large Load Rates: Growth Has to Pay for Growth
Large Loads
"Can we design rates in a way that allocates this higher cost of capital to the class that caused it — a large load tariff design with an eleven percent ROR, and a residential tariff designed with a seven percent ROR, for example?”
How New York Supports Affordability
Energy Efficiency
“Recent orders aim to permanently reduce energy consumption for homes and businesses, while lowering overall system costs.”
Rate Design and Continued Battle Over Fairness, Part II
The Price Customers Pay
“Rate design decisions influence customer behavior, utility revenue stability, and the perception of fairness. Getting it right is about more than economics; it’s about aligning public service with utility realities.”