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Federal-State Electric Transmission Task Force Update

NARUC Annual Meeting

Members of the FERC-NARUC Task Force on Electric Transmission held a panel and discussed holding its first meeting. Members shared their priorities for the work of the task force and views on what they hope it can accomplish.

Byline:

Jason Stanek et al.

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Critical Role of State Commissions in Transmission

NARUC Annual Meeting

Panelists discussed lessons learned from transmission experiences and necessary considerations for future projects.

Byline:

Sarah Freeman et al.

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Best Practices in Regulatory Innovation

NARUC Annual Meeting

This panel examined regulatory innovation practices from several states and lessons learned.

Byline:

Gladys Brown Dutrieuille et al.

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NARUC Annual Meeting's Memorable Moments

Louisville

Excerpted comments of the Commission Chairs from Arkansas, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, and Pennsylvania, and other Commissioners from California, the District of Columbia, Idaho, Indiana, North Carolina, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington, and senior leaders from Berkshire Hathaway Energy, ITC Holdings, PJM Interconnection, and PSEG.

Byline:

Lori Burkhart

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It's Electric Boogie

Looking Ahead to Electrification 2022

March’s event is bound to be an incredible meeting of the minds in the queen’s city of Charlotte, North Carolina. A royal menagerie of electrification.

Byline:

Steve Mitnick

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Mega Events First Quarter

I’ve got your travel schedule figured out for the first quarter of the new year. Rather than take in these mega industry events via Zoom why don’t you zoom to the events, literally, and network to your heart’s content? Your recommended itinerary:

Inflation, Generation, Regulation

The prices that consumers pay for energy particularly are climbing.

ESG Stories

Check out our special issue on our industry’s ESG Stories. (ESG standing for the Environmental, Social, Governance non-financial factors considered by investors.)

Fourteen utilities detail in the special issue what they’re doing in ESG (plus Moody’s Investors Service and Morgan Stanley weigh in):

AEP’s Sandy Nessing: “We are at an inflection point; we have a clean energy strategy on the table right now, and if regulators are supportive, by 2030 our generating portfolio will flip to fifty-two percent renewable energy.”

ESG: Duane Highley

Tri-State G&T

“We’re focused on attracting research at these former coal sites where we can transition them to energy storage sites. They’ve got the infrastructure and exceptionally good locations in terms of the transmission grid in the West.”

Byline:

Duane Highley and Clint Vince

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