The Long and Short of It
Electric service — let’s face it — is weird. What operates devices is part energy and part capacity, part wholesale and part retail, part short-term and part long-term.
Who Are Your Innovation Heroes?
Nominate our industry’s top innovators to be celebrated in November.
July's Electric Rates
The CPI for all goods and services rose 1.8% since July 2018.
Value of Regulation in PUF 89 Years Ago
From the August 7, 1930 issue of Public Utilities Fortnightly, a relevant opinion on the value of regulation. In that issue, editor Henry Spurr, my predecessor, said this:
“All things considered, I think the Commissions have functioned remarkably well as originally intended.
Tomorrow's Power Strategies of Global Top 40 Utilities
Directional Headings
We describe the strategies being adopted by the Global Top 40 utilities and the positioning moves they are pursuing.
NASUCA Names New President
Unique Conversations
A conversation with Mark Schuling, Iowa Consumer Advocate and the new NASUCA President.
EV Behavior Tracking
Run-Up to Fortnightly Top Innovators 2019
We were trying to think ahead on the best way to forecast load, while considering impacts of EVs.
State Legislators Summit: Dominion Energy SVP William Murray
Policymaking at its Finest
“What’s great about NCSL, it’s a collegial, nonpartisan forum to share ideas, and that’s something we’ve always been supportive of.”
State Legislators Summit: TVA CEO Jeff Lyash
Policymaking at its Finest
“Over the next 20 or 30 years, how we plan and build the electricity system in this country is going to be critical to the economy and the environment, and policymakers here today are a critical part of this.”
State Legislators Summit: State Senators David Koehler and Eric Koch
Policymaking at its Finest
“There aren’t Republican electrons and Democrat electrons; they’re just electrons, and we have to just deal with this as colleagues in a bipartisan way.”