T&D Grid

Building Trust in AI on the Grid

From Experimentation to Deployment

“The biggest challenge facing the industry today is not access to AI. Rather, it is a combination of data readiness, trust, experience, and capability. However, without trust, none of the other factors matter.”

Data Centers and Rising Electricity Costs

Clarum Advisors

Clarum Advisors talked with an array of industry leaders – utilities, data centers, developers, and vendors – to tease apart fact from fiction. In this article, we separate whether data center costs reach other consumers from the question of how, addressing both to inform solutions.

Flexibility Runs on Trust

Kraken Technologies

“Australia and Great Britain offer two complementary, if not directly comparable, lessons for U.S. utilities and regulators.”

NARUC 2026 Annual Meeting and Education Conference

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico offers a timely setting for the NARUC 2026 Annual Meeting and Education Conference in November, serving as a real-world case study for utility infrastructure reliability and resilience nearly a decade after major hurricanes devastated the island. The conference will address challenges of affordability, rapid infrastructure deployment, meeting customer needs, and much more.

An Asian Perspective on Clean Energy

Exploring Japan’s Power Landscape

“Japanese energy policy rests on three pillars: reliability and energy security, economic efficiency, and environmental sustainability. We must balance these three pillars while recognizing that Japan is an electrically isolated island importing fossil fuels.”

A North American Perspective on Clean Energy

Exploring Canada’s Power Landscape

“National carbon goals are actively under discussion right now, and that is important, but they are not the primary driver of new clean electricity projects. The main driver is rapidly increasing demand for electricity across all sectors.”

The Global Grid: Lessons from Japan and Canada

CanREA and TEPCO Holdings

PUF talked with two prominent energy leaders who offered vital international perspectives on how market structures, geography, and policy choices shape power system architecture. Together, these conversations provide actionable insights into grid resilience, capacity adequacy, and load integration.

Not All Growth Comes at a Cost

Some of What’s Arriving on the System Is Already Able to Help

“A flexible resource only counts if we design the market, the rate, and the program that lets it participate – which is exactly where the work is, and it is well underway.”