| Fortnightly

Inflation Frustration

The Consumer Price Index continued to deliver distressing news. March’s CPI was up 8.5 percent year-over-year. The CPI’s component for electric service was up more, 11.1 percent. And the component for natural gas service was up even more, 21.6 percent.

The cause — whether for electric or gas service — is once again the natural gas commodity markets. You could see that clearly in last week’s Producer Price Index.

One Out of Every 79 Dollars

Inflation is here and there and everywhere.

Casey at Bat, on SEC’s Climate Rule

Casey Herman, ESG Leader for PwC, on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission new climate change disclosure rule proposal.

Collaboration Key to Power Generation Advancements

A Forum for Dialogue

“The Association of Edison Illuminating Companies Power Generation Committee promotes safety, technological, and operational advances in power generation by providing a forum for dialogue between suppliers and utilities. Members represent approximately 60% of electricity generated in the U.S.”

Byline:

Skip Cofield

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Black History Month: Lewis Latimer's Legacy and Meaning Today

AABE

AABE vice president Tracey Woods led a discussion with PUF's Steve Mitnick and Hugh Price, a descendant of Latimer and vice chair of the Lewis Latimer House Museum’s board of directors.

Byline:

Hugh Price et al.

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On the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

Dentons

Conversations with the Energy Department’s Patricia Hoffman, Gridwise Alliance’s Karen Wayland, Anterix’s Chris Guttman-McCabe, Lot Sixteen’s Kellie Donnelly, Dentons’ Clint Vince and Andrew Shaw.

Byline:

Dentons

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NARUC, USAID Celebrate International Women's Day

NARUC, USAID

NARUC President Judith Jagdmann, Commissioners Abigail Anthony and Beth Trombold, NARUC’s Erin Hammel, with regulators from Kosovo and Macedonia and former interns from Tanzania and Zambia.

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EIA's Annual Energy Outlook 2022

U.S. Energy Department

The Energy Department’s Energy Information Administration forecasts the year and beyond, hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center.

Byline:

EIA

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Powering Arkansas

Arkansas Electric Cooperative

“We want to continue to have enough baseload power to reliably serve our members. That would be multiple types of resources, whether it’s nuclear, coal, or natural gas.”

Byline:

Sandra Byrd

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