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Commissioner Sarah Freeman

A Day at the Indiana URC

"Our utilities have great leadership and they’re growing more comfortable with the collaborative approach to most issues that the Commission has encouraged them to engage in for the last few years."
Byline: 

Sarah Freeman

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Chair Jim Huston

A Day at the Indiana URC

"The Commission aims to be the bridge between utilities looking to hire, and veterans who can fill the positions."
Byline: 

Jim Huston

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Why Some Communities are Smartest

Austin, Columbus, San Antonio, Spokane, suburban Birmingham

A smart city uses tech and data for faster city services, safer streets, smoother traffic flow, easier parking, more ways to get around, 5G everywhere, cleaner air and water, sustainable energy.
Byline: 

Steve Mitnick

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May’s Electric Rates

The Feds published May’s Consumer Price Index last week and it brought more good news for electric consumers. While the overall CPI for all goods and services rose 1.8 percent from May 2018, the electric CPI fell 0.2 percent. That’s a two percent difference between the overall and electric CPI.

Additionally, average weekly earnings rose 2.8 percent. So that’s a three percent difference between average earnings and the electric CPI. Electric rates falling behind consumer prices generally and earnings is a very good thing.

A Day At & Visiting

Can you guess what’s our favorite thing to do at Public Utilities Fortnightly? Well, it’s going to a state utility commission, interviewing just about everybody in sight, taking a bunch of photos, and creating A Day At cover article.

You all seem to love these too. The interviews uniquely show the behind-the-scenes of utility regulation and honor many of the unsung heroes dedicated to protecting and advancing the public interest.