A Day (Two Actually) at the California PUC
Our largest utility commission
Interviews with the Five Commissioners and Seven Staff Leaders
Charge!
The Historic Mission Renewed
It is ironic. When the power of electricity is interrupted, only then do we see electricity.
Coal Ash Cleanup Costs Drive Duke Energy Increase
Duke Energy Progress granted an ROE of 9.9%, down from 14.9% requested.
Court Upholds FERC’s Denial of Refunds for Louisiana Customers
Entergy system cost allocations in Louisiana not entitled to refunds of payments the utilities had made under a federally approved system operating agreement.
New York Expands Eligibility for New Pricing Regimen
“Value Stack” compensation eligibility expanded for eligible DERs entered into the grid.
Colorado OKs Bids from CSG Developers with Negative RECs
In Colorado, a number of those eligible renewable energy projects have taken the form of CSGs.
Oregon Clarifies Implications for Water Utility CIAC
Oregon protects ratepayers from holding the bag when a water utility faces a greater tax liability on a post-TCJA basis.
New York Provides for Export Opportunities
Consolidated Edison may significantly expand the use of battery storage systems.
Coordinated Outage Repairs in Kentuky
Greater flexibility allowed to transfer equipment during emergencies between utilities and cooperatives.