Innovation at AEP
Leadership Lyceum Podcast
Utilities are focused on making sure that not only is there bidirectional flow of power and energy but also bidirectional flow of data.
Fortnightly Magazine - November 2017
Innovation at NYPA
Existing Solely for the Public's Benefit
From the old grid – big power plants, transmission, distribution, and customers, a one-way flow – to a more integrated bi-directional grid.
Culture for Innovation
Utility of the Future is a Journey, not a Destination
Empowering people below the CEO level that have ideas, and showing the organization what they’re doing is important.
Clean Energy & Water
Vital To India’s Future
G.R.I.D. initiative works to enable access to clean drinking water through clean, affordable energy.
Utilities Can Do More to Partner with Customers
Regain the Connection
Utilities have an opportunity to provide information on energy efficiency products, demand side management tools, renewable energy.
Banking in the Public Interest
Former PUC Chair Still Serving
There are numerous benefits in using local banks. I found that it’s a win-win, not only for the local banks, but also for utilities.
Energy Politics and FERC
An Independent Agency?
The DOE proposal pushes FERC into a potential mid-life crisis.
Renewable Energy Development
Era of the Paris Agreement
As renewables have become cheaper, it is now economical for developing nations to opt for clean power over fossil fuel generation.
Picture Energy: Veterans in Energy Forum
Oct. 5-7, 2017
NRECA hosted the third annual Vets in Energy conference.
Picture Energy: EBA's Mid-Year Energy Forum
Energy Bar Association, Oct. 16-17, 2017
PUF Editor-at-Large Pat McMurray attended this annual event, held this year on October 16-17 in Washington DC. The agenda was packed as usual, for this gathering at the Renaissance Hotel, with outstanding speakers on the most pressing energy issues and the role of the industry's legal community. EBA president Robert Weishaar, of McNees, Wallace & Nurick LLC, opened the conference.