Fortnightly State of State Regulation Luncheon
Celebrate February Eleventh
Join PUF at the NARUC Winter Policy Summit for a luncheon with an engaging panel discussion.
Fortnightly Magazine - February 2019
Business Model Innovation
Advancing Go-to-Market Approaches
How creatively utilities can fashion value propositions, pricing formats and bundled offerings will determine their commercial success.
A Day at the Connecticut Commission
Public Utilities Regulatory Authority
Interviews with commissioners and directors at the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority.
Commissioners of the Connecticut PURA
A Day at the Connecticut Commission
Interviews with Katie Scharf Dykes, Chair, Jack Betkoski, Vice Chair, and Mike Caron, Commissioner.
Directors of the Connecticut PURA
A Day at the Connecticut Commission
Interviews with directors of utility regulation and adjudications for the commission.
And We Dropped by the Connecticut Consumer Counsel Too
Office of Consumer Counsel
Interviews with Elin Swanson Katz, as well as attorneys, examiners, and their financial analysis supervisor, economist and broadband policy coordinator.
Elin Swanson Katz, Connecticut Consumer Counsel
Office of Consumer Counsel
“All of us are on the edge of the frontier right now. There’s something going on in electric that’s never happened before.”
Attorneys, Connecticut Consumer Counsel
Office of Consumer Counsel
Interviews with principal Attorney Joseph Rosenthal and staff attorneys Lauren Henault Bidra and Andrew Minikowski.
Analysts, Examiners and an Economist, Connecticut Consumer Counsel
Office of Consumer Counsel
Interviews with Financial Analysis Supervisor Richard Sobolewski, Utilities Examiners Dave Thompson and Tyra Anne Peluso, and Economist John Viglione.
Broadband Policy Coordinator William Vallee
Office of Consumer Counsel
Google Fiber often stated its greatest expense in providing affordable broadband internet access service across the U.S. is pole attachment procedures, costs, market entry hurdles.