EEI's Fifth Annual Global Electrification Forum
Take a Two-Week Trip in April
This year's fifth annual forum is special because EEI is making sessions available to the public for the first time.
Fortnightly Magazine - April 2021
FERC Chair Glick Talks with PUF
The Future of Energy
Richard Glick on his aspirations, FERC overall, and the country’s energy future.
What Happened in Cybersecurity in 2020?
Dragos Inc.
The PUF team excerpts one of the most respected assessments of the state of our cybersecurity.
When Texas Seceded, Its Grid That Is
Judge Cudahy’s Second Alamo Article
PUF reviews Judge Richard Cudahy’s famous 1995 article on the so-called Midnight Connection that led to the disconnection of the Texas grid from the eastern and western grids. Even more relevant today given the ERCOT meltdown.
You Need Humans to Keep the Grid On
ResilientGrid
A conversation with ResilientGrid’s CEO Mike Legatt on the human factors in grid resilience.
Not At All Passive About Passive Buildings
Eversource Energy
“Passive house goes beyond obvious ways to reduce loads, like insulation, and provides a rigorous approach to minimizing thermal bridging and amount of air that can leak through a building’s envelope.”
Growing and Diversity, Guidehouse-Style
Guidehouse
“The take-private acquisition of Navigant and merger with Guidehouse transforms the public sector, commercial sector, advanced technology, and management consulting landscapes.”
Revenue Decoupling at 40
Venerable PBR Tool Goes National
In the electric utility industry, decoupling is currently used in 19 jurisdictions. This count includes decoupling approvals by regulators in two jurisdictions that take effect in July.
U.S. and EEI Re-engage International Community
Edison Electric Institute
“Addressing global climate change and other vexing problems facing the world requires long-term thinking and a stable and consistent public policy to attract investments needed to finance actions to meet net-zero targets.”
California Leverages Customer Solar and Storage
Partnership Pilot
“A new pilot tariff incentivizes aggregation of customer-owned DERs in targeted locations to avoid upgrading power lines and replacing expensive equipment like transformers.”