Kentucky Communications Director
Kentucky PSC
"Explaining what the PSC does has become a much bigger part of the job in recent years."
Fortnightly Magazine - March 2019
Leadership Lyceum: APPA’s CEO Sue Kelly
Podcast Summary
"What we want to do is act as a platform for our members to learn from each other."
Power and Utilities Deals in North America, 2018
Snapshot of Top Ten Deals
Deals are going to be a focal point as the industry looks to address the challenges that we have ahead of us.
Chair Kane Retires, Chair Phillips Salutes
Retirement Celebration
PUF was honored to be invited to Betty Ann Kane’s retirement celebration at the DC PSC in January 2019.
NOT Zero Energy
Unlikely to Advance Carbon Reduction Goals
Why the zero net energy metric is not optimal for the energy system.
The End of Big Iron
Emerging Cost Advantages
How wind and solar became cheaper than hydro, coal, and nuclear.
Smart Tampa
Smart LED Conversion Program
A conservation benefit to all ratepayers reduced 29 MW of lighting load across the winter peak.
Does Storage Increase Carbon?
Expect the Unexpected
The energy we use attributable to battery charging is not necessarily renewable energy even if renewable units are running.
Picture Energy: NARUC Winter Policy Summit
Washington, D.C., Feb. 10-13
A resounding success under the leadership of NARUC president Nick Wagner, the Summit boasted some 1,500 attendees.
Picture Energy: Fortnightly State of State Regulation Luncheon
Washington, D.C., Feb. 11
Panelists Leo Denault, Arshad Mansoor, Elin Swanson Katz and Edward Finley had a lively discussion.