It’s That Simple
We talked with Justin Segall, Simple Energy’s president, about his merger with Tendril.
Truman's Buck Stops Here
I was born in the summer of 1952. Yup, that was a while ago.
The per-kilowatt-hour price of electricity averaged about one and two-thirds cents halfway through that last year of the Harry Truman Administration. This summer, sixty-seven years later, the average price of electricity is around eight times higher, about thirteen cents.
But all consumer goods and services cost more now. On average, nearly ten times more. The Consumer Price Index is 9.7 times greater this summer than in the summer of 1952.
Cowbell at 2 Minutes
Soapbox Luncheon sponsors: SEPA and Moody’s Investors Service
Can We Return to Cooperative Federalism?
By Randolph Elliott, Regulatory Counsel, NRECA
Energy Efficiency in Cannabis Cultivation
A Growing Concern
The indoor cultivation facilities are particularly energy intensive due to the high lighting power density of the flower and vegetation rooms and the need to cool and dehumidify the cultivation rooms.
Building Next Generation Utility
Energy Service Orchestrator
Our research shows that utilities may no longer have the luxury of time to devise the perfect strategy, and forward momentum is critical.
Picture Energy: AABE National Conference 2019
The theme of this year's American Association of Blacks in Energy conference was Energizing the Future for Customers and Communities.
Picture Energy: APPA National Conference 2019
Picture Energy
June's American Public Power Association’s National Conference featured a jam-packed schedule.
2018 Carbon Dioxide Emission Trends
Explaining the 2018 Increase
Despite the recent uptick in 2018, total generation has been relatively steady in recent years, showing no distinct upward or downward long-term trend for several years.