Cathedral of Energy Efficiency
Building Customer Trust
Energy efficiency can be the glue or the wrap that holds together a utility's relationship with their customers.
FCC’s Decision Accelerating Broadband Deployment
They Struck a Decent Balance
Wireless applicants will be fairly happy with this FCC decision, but local government officials do not see this as an acceptable compromise.
Market Responsive Pricing for Water Utilities
A Solution to the Diamond-Water Paradox
Adjusting water prices based on supply and demand conditions will create more effective and efficient utilities, lower customer rates and protect the environment.
Utility Performance Assurance
Reducing Risk, Incenting Innovation
An overview of alternative forms of potential new technology insurance programs.
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.