APPA Leadership Summit: Steve Wright
Chelan County Public Utility District
“We believe that we can operate as efficiently and effectively as anyone else in this business. We manage and measure ourselves against others.”
APPA Leadership Summit: Tom Heller
Missouri River Energy Services
“Minnesota is considering a clean energy first law but North and South Dakota aren’t looking at anything like that. They’re more market based.”
APPA Leadership Summit: Jackie Flowers
Tacoma Public Utilities
“Technology is driving change in the organization, and it’s also driving customer expectations, which is one of the great elements of the takeaway from our COVID responses.”
American Public Power's Leadership Summit
Virtual Conferences
Conversations with the CEO of Tacoma Public Utilities, the CEO of Missouri River Energy Services, and the General Manager of Chelan County Public Utility District.
AABE Conference: Tatiana Roc
Leadership Re-Imagined
“Find your network, have the uncomfortable conversations, dig deep into the root causes of the culture.”
AABE Conference: Conversation with the C-Suite
Energy Re-Imagined
“We’re in a time of unprecedented uncertainty and ambiguity. As C-suite leaders, we have to set the strategy.”
AABE Conference: Calvin Butler
Leadership Re-Imagined
We’re being asked to lead in one of the most trying times of our generation – I’m talking about a pandemic, racial unrest, political upheaval.
The AABE Conference, Virtual Too
American Association of Blacks in Energy
When the national consciousness of racial equality and inequality has risen substantially, AABE has taken on a greater responsibility to help us address this challenge.
Ten Moving Moments at EEI 2020
Virtual Conferences
Particularly meaningful words by Warner Baxter, Tom Fanning, Haley Fisackerly, Ben Fowke, Brad Hall, Ralph Izzo, Bethany Owen, Vince Sorgi, Sean Trauschke, and Monica Whiting
Emerging Value of Carbon Capture for Utilities
The Brattle Group
“The value of non-intermittent, dispatchable emission-free power, which carbon capture can provide, is likely to be substantial and qualitatively different than today.”