Dripping Electricity
From humorist and cartoonist James Thurber’s “My Life and Hard Times,” 1933, Harper & Brothers.
One & Three-Tenths Percent
Electric bills % new low
Comments on 2040: A Pricing Odyssey
Six responses to Ahmad Faruqui's pricing odyssey article.
Response to 'Time to Put the Kibosh on Pancaking Section 206 Complaints'
Letter to the Editor
Barring pancaked complaints would further undermine Congressional intent, and would increase FERC’s regulatory burdens.
Harnessing Tech for Safety
Embrace Digital Prospects
Ordinary course inspections and human-developed modeling is no match for the speed and accuracy of these new tools.
Positioning Innovation in the Enterprise
Aligning Visibility with Performance
The challenge utilities now face is to demonstrate that current efforts will produce tangible outcomes, both strategic and financial, in the near-term.
REV Connect on Rethinking Innovation
Building Space to Co-Create the Future
Utilities and their partners must be open to sharing their needs and their capabilities to enable the future.
Reinvigorating Hydropower
Green Energy
Hydropower: a cornerstone of our clean, affordable, reliable electric future.
Lessons from California on Carbon Risk
First Climate-Change Bankruptcy
Inverse condemnation is the theory under which PG&E and other California utilities have been held liable for wildfire damages.
Heading EEI's Rate Committee
Avista
Conversation with Linda Gervais, Senior Manager for Regulatory Policy, State and Federal Regulation, Avista Utilities.