Energy's Spend and Workplace Diversity

Why leaders drive diversity

Economists can show how buyers benefit when there is a broader pool of sellers competing with each other. This is true whether a buyer is a family looking for a restaurant meal or a utility seeking a new hire or a contractor. In the following nine conversations with utility execs and regulators and others in our industry, we heard again and again how diversity spend and diversity in the workplace increases competition and rewards companies and their consumers. Check out what leaders at Duke Energy, Exelon/BGE, Sempra/SDG&E, etc. told us about why they drive diversity:

In Diversity There is Energy

Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion. Glorious Additions to the Strings

Diverse teams tend to be more curious, dynamic, creative. Groupthink is less likely, anticipating the unanticipated, more likely.

Federal Tax Cuts Lead to Lower Revenue Requirement in Missouri

Although evidentiary hearings had already occurred and the record closed by the time the federally promulgated Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) was signed into law by President Trump last December 22, the Missouri Public Service Commission opted to go ahead and account for some of the tax changes in the natural gas rate case for which the hearings had been held.