NARUC: Supply Chain Buyer Beware
NARUC Summer Summit
A panel discussion moderated by Gladys Brown Dutrieuille with Nick Andersen, Manny Cancel, and Michael Kormos.
Fortnightly Magazine - September 2020
NARUC: COVID Lessons Learned
NARUC Summer Summit
A panel discussion moderated by Diane Burman with John Hudson, Ken Moelis, and Kimberly O'Guinn.
NARUC and PUF Summer Summit Spotlight
NARUC Summer Summit
Twenty Commissioners and utility and association execs had two minutes apiece to say their peace, lest they hear the gong.
Fortnightly Smartest Utility Projects 2020
Smartest Projects
Ameren, Southern Company and Xcel Energy won awards at the Global Smart Cities and Connected Communities Summit, hosted by Dentons.
Fortnightly Smartest Utility Projects 2020 Nominations
Smartest Projects
Earlier this summer, Public Utilities Fortnightly announced a special feature and competition. We asked for nominations from around the country, throughout our industry, for the smartest utility projects. Here we acknowledge nominations for the Fortnightly Smartest Utility Projects 2020.
All the projects are meaningful and important to the industry. They show the inventiveness and ingenuity of great minds at work. In the end, these projects show how technology and great planning are moving us forward. Kudos to all.
Alberta Commission Chair Retires and Reflects on Regulatory Career
State Commissioners
A conversation with Mark Kolesar, retired Chair, Alberta Utilities Commission, moderated by Ahmad Faruqui of The Brattle Group
Top Expert on Thomas Edison’s Invention of the Electric Industry
Menlo Park
What made the first commercial central power plant and so much more possible that electrified our world.
M&A Amid Masks
COVID-19
It’s no surprise that folks hit the pause button on M&A as they looked to shore up balance sheets and liquidity needs and scenario plan around an unknown like COVID-19.”
Gas Ban as Confiscation of Property
Reconsider Compensation Policy
The gas utility investor is put in a different position with electrification than under all prior stranded cost experience where the enterprise continues in business.
Should Governors or Voters Select Utility Commissioners?
An Evolving Answer
The governor has much discretion in appointing Commissioners that may not reflect the preference of the general population.