DER, FERC and State Authority Over Retail Restructuring
FERC Cannot or Should Not
Now is not the time to reverse course, to undermine states’ ability to define and regulate retail electric service.
Are Separate Rates for DG Customers Justifiable?
DG Solar
Better forecasting, planning and grid modernization are needed before attempting to assign additional costs on these groups of customers.
At an Energy Hackathon in Brooklyn
Hacking Ideas on our Energy Future
AABE Hackathon developers are passionate about our energy future and understanding what drives customers facing energy choices.
Innovating Buildings at EPRI
Integrating Technologies
PUF met with one of the leading experts on improving the energy efficiency and overall quality of new and existing buildings.
Four Learnings from REV Connect
Transforming Path to Innovation
Nine voices from NY utilities, government, and other thought leaders
Economic Development Rates to Encourage EV Infrastructure Investments
Speeding the Transition
Utilities should be able to use economic development rates to attract large-scale, private sector investments in charging infrastructure.
Cyber Threats, Emerging Defenses
NARUC, NASUCA, EPRI, Utilities, Security Firms on Cyber
At the Utility Infrastructure Security Conference in Connecticut, NARUC, NASUCA, EPRI, utilities, and security firms discuss cyber.
Talking Water at the NARUC Annual Meeting
Susan Story, CEO, American Water
As the largest water utility in the United States, we’re the only one that has our own research and innovation product development group. It works because of our size and scale.
Meet the Youngest Commissioner in the Country
Anastasia Palivos, Illinois Commerce Commission
My main goals during my first year as a commissioner were to be a good listener, be fully accessible to all parties, and to dig into all the different energy issues.
NARUC's 130th Annual
Aloha, Elections, Committees, and Minions
NARUC's 130th Annual Meeting took place in Orlando November 11-14, 2018. Kicked off by a Sunday-evening reception, all were ready to get to work.