Video: Wally Haas, APPA 3
NTUA was created in 1959 because local utilities, co-ops and municipals didn’t meet the utility needs of the Navajo people. (1:00)
Video: Wally Haas, APPA 2
The Navajo region is 27,000 square miles, with very few customers per mile of line. (1:31)
Video: Wally Haas, APPA National Conference
More than 60,000 people living within the Navajo Nation are without access to electricity. (0:36)
Navajo Nation Electrification
Wally Haase spoke on the sixty thousand people living within the Navajo nation without access to electricity.
How to Nominate Your Top Innovators
Whether individuals or teams, nominate as many top innovators as you feel are deserving.
Nominate Your Top Innovators, for Fortnightly Top Innovators 2018
Top innovators develop equipment/processes/methods that significantly advance the public interest.
Elin Katz and Jack Bailey Spoke Out in August's PUF
Check out these two excerpts, NASUCA President Elin Katz and NuScale VP Jack Bailey.
Two CEOs on Innovation
August’s Public Utilities Fortnightly is out today. Check out these excerpts, the CEOs of CMS Energy and CenterPoint Energy talking with us about innovation.
This Low Bills Thing
The Q2 electric bills % has been below 1.45% in just 7 of the 80 years since 1959. Four of these 7 years have been 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018.
Picture Energy: APPA National Conference in New Orleans
The jazz was hot in mid-June, at the American Public Power Association’s National Conference in New Orleans.