Those Without Power
Our Electrification Mission Remains, Even Here
Whether in Liberia or Arizona, no grid connection means darkness in several senses of the word.
Fortnightly Magazine - September 2017
Navajo Homes
No Electricity, Gas, Water, Phones for Many Thousands
Approximately 15,000 homes on the Navajo Nation do not have electricity. It costs $70,000 to connect electricity to one home.
Turning Over the Keys to Tomorrow's Energy Workforce, part I
Ann Randazzo Interview
It’s as much a skill gap issue as it is about the aging workforce.
Energy Giant Still Leading
Natural gas: Important role for our energy future
Innovation is critical to make the utility even more relevant, and also to be able to provide economic, reliable service to the customer.
Investing in Innovation
Identify incoming changes, partner with start-ups
Imagine a world where you spend exponentially less to provide better service to your customers.
Powering America's Jobs
Power industry: More than 2.5 million jobs
A new report provides the most comprehensive study on the full dimension of jobs, employment and broad economic impact of the electric power industry.
Jobs, Electricity Prices and Renewable Energy Policies
Costs versus Benefits
States with RPS experienced slower renewables growth and an 11% increase in electricity prices.
Widespread Deployment of Augmented Reality
Adding Fertilizer to a Garden
Augmented reality will be able to provide personalized information based on a person’s location, role, responsibilities, or even work order.
Powerless in a Sierra Leone Prison
Not surprisingly, the juvenile prison is a low priority for the National Power Authority.
With a population of almost six million, Sierra Leone has an electrification rate of just five percent.
Solving Communication Challenges at Nuclear Plants
Utilizing Low Frequency Technology
Game-changer: A distributed antenna system enables a host of devices to operate from one platform.