Building Nuclear in Wyoming

Rocky Mountain Power / TerraPower

Conversation with Rocky Mountain Power CEO Gary Hoogeveen and TerraPower CEO Chris Levesque about the federal government-supported sodium-cooled fast reactor they’re planning to complete in Kemmerer, Wyoming by 2028.

What the PUF Team is Looking Forward to in Charlotte

Electrification 2022

“With seven tracks – Electric Vehicles, Fleet Electrification, Decarbonization, Industrial Electrification, Policy and Regulation, Affordability, Innovation – and multiple breakout sessions on the agenda over two days, there is surely a session for every attendee to enjoy and learn about.”

Supporting the Grand Canyon State's Growth

CEO of APS

The President and CEO of Arizona Public Service, Jeff Guldner, and also of Pinnacle West Capital, detailed for us his philosophy, priorities, and progress to date and what he expects over the next year and beyond.

2022, What's in Store?

COO of Eversource

The COO of Eversource Energy, Werner Schweiger, told us how he and his team see this new year unfolding and what they intend to accomplish, with Guidehouse’s Michelle Fay sharing the questioning with PUF’s Steve Mitnick.

Kansas CC: Mike Hoeme

Transportation Director

“We are one of the few states that offers existing and prospective motor carriers the opportunity to attend a free safety seminar to learn about the rules and regulations.”

Kansas CC: Ryan Hoffman

Director of Conservation

“To accomplish efficient recovery, states developed legal concepts like spacing, or how far apart you can drill wells, and production allowables, which is how much oil or gas an operator can produce from a single well. These concepts all tie into the term, conservation.”

Kansas CC: Jeff McClanahan

Director of Utilities

“We would love to see the inter-regional transmission issues resolved between SPP and the other regions, so we could export some of this captive, renewable energy we have.”

Kansas CC: Commissioner Dwight Keen

State Commissions

“Through our Conservation Division, the Commission regulates the oil and gas industry. Kansas and Oklahoma are the only two states that regulate utilities and the oil and gas industry through the same agency.”