Diversity: Kevin Walker
Duquesne Light
“From an investment standpoint, within the community, diverse business owners, and diverse suppliers, it’s a game changer. It creates a competitive environment that allows you to have local impact.”
Diversity: Calvin Butler
Exelon Utilities
“For every job that becomes available, two things have to happen. You have to present a diverse slate of people to interview for that job and have a diverse interviewing panel.”
Diversity: Hugh Price and Ran Yan
Unique Conversations
His great-grandmother was Lewis Latimer’s sister. Conversation with former National Urban League president Hugh Price, along with Lewis Latimer House Museum executive director Ran Yan.
Diversity in Utilities Workforce and Spend
PUF Annual Feature
PUF's annual look at our industry's drive to diversify its workforce and spend, plus a very special conversation on diversity in history.
Entergy Decarbonizing: Hydrogen Might Be a Game Changer
Entergy
“We plan to deactivate approximately four gigs of legacy gas. That’s along with the remainder of our coal plants. It’s in our plan to not build any large-scale generation that isn’t hydrogen capable.”
We Are the World
Make a Brighter Day
Change can only come when we stand together as one.
Co-ops Call on Congress
NRECA CEO Jim Matheson talked about the three big issues electric co-op leaders are discussing in meetings with the U.S. Congress.
Joan Bok: First Woman to Chair a Major U.S. Utility
In 1984 she became Chair of New England Electric System (now a part of National Grid US).
Residential Rates Really
April 13th's Consumer Price Index report showed that consumer prices overall averaged a 2.6 percent increase during the twelve months ending in March. And the report also showed that electricity prices — residential electric rates — averaged a virtually identical 2.5 percent increase during that same period. Economists would say that the real inflation-adjusted increase is thus approximately zero.