State and Future of Power: David O'Brien
Guidehouse
Solutions will be found in a modern form of performance-based regulation (PBR 2.0).
Fortnightly Magazine - June 15 2020
State and Future of Power: Margot Everett
Guidehouse
Within the decade, traditional rate structures will be replaced with customer-centric pricing.
State and Future of Power: Michelle Fay
Guidehouse
The industry is at the inception of a massive digital transformation, and utilities will become more dependent on technology and data.
State and Future of Power: Rick Rodman
Guidehouse
This new utility risk management framework addresses categories of risks holistically.
State and Future of Power: Jenny Hampton
Guidehouse
While design thinking and innovation labs have sprung up in many utilities, we have yet to see a sizable shift in focus from traditional business models.
State and Future of Power: Danielle Vitoff
Guidehouse
Embracing the role of decarbonization solutions provider requires shifting more choice and control to customers.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends
Panel
For this panel, we selected persons experienced in various aspects of the energy industry; persons with disparate positions and professional interests.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Paula Glover
AABE
For this panel, we have two association executives, two policymakers, and a leader at a DOE National Laboratory All have long histories in the energy sector and national perspectives. Our objectives were to elicit potentially competing perspectives on what the future of the electric industry may be, and for those responses to stimulate readers to develop their own perspectives and initiate similar discussions within their own organizations.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Pat Wood
FERC, Texas PUC
The trend toward a more decentralized, decarbonized, and democratized power system was well underway before the pandemic, and I expect that trend to continue, likely accelerate.
Veteran Leaders on Electric Trends: Miles Keogh
National Association of Clean Air Agencies
The only way to drive clean energy is to require its adoption. Sometimes the way to have a good idea is to stop having a bad idea.