AEIC, NARUC, EEI Back-to-Back-to-Back
Eight Days in November
The utilities industry holds three of its most important conferences of the year over a seven-day period.
Fortnightly Magazine - November 2021
D.C. PSC's Clean Energy Summit
Memorable Moments
Memorable moments from the September 28 hybrid conference, including what was said there by NARUC President Paul Kjellander, PJM CEO Manu Asthana, Exelon Utilities CEO Calvin Butler, Pennsylvania PUC Chair Gladys Brown Dutrieuille, Maryland PSC Chair Jason Stanek, Illinois Commerce Commission Chair Carrie Zalewski, AGA CEO Karen Harbert, EPRI VP Neva Espinoza, New York PSC Commissioner Diane Burman, and Sierra Club D.C. Chapter Vice Chair Mark Rodeffer.
Clean Energy Summit: Who's the Boss?
D.C. PSC
Jurisdiction and State Clean Energy Goals: This panel explored jurisdictional issues.
Clean Energy Summit: Pathway to Decarbonization
D.C. PSC
Electrification, Equity, and Cost-Effectiveness: This panel took a thorough look at electrification and its future in the clean energy movement.
Clean Energy Summit: Pictured
Picture Energy
Enjoy this look at what occurred at the hybrid Summit, for those who ventured out.
Dentons Book Event: Women Leading Utilities
Memorable Moments
Memorable moments from the September 29 webinar on Steve Mitnick’s book “Women Leading Utilities, the Pioneers and Path to Today and Tomorrow,” including what was said there by CPS Energy CEO Paula Gold-Williams, Seattle City Light CEO Debra Smith, and American Municipal Power CEO Jolene Thompson.
Veterans in Energy Leadership Forum
Memorable Moments
Memorable vets at UGI, Dominion, and AEP discuss ERGs.
Groundswell for Community Power
Groundswell
“We work with local neighborhoods, community-based organizations, and churches and communities of faith to build solar and other clean energy projects that help reduce energy burdens for people in the neighborhood and help to support local jobs.”
What's Former Michigan PSC Chair Talberg Working on Now?
Unique conversations
How can we make the supply chain for solar (presently largely offshore-based) more resilient?
Make-Ready Programs for EVs
ScottMadden
“EV make-ready is the electric distribution infrastructure needed to support increased load and demand brought by EV charging infrastructure.”