“We want to make sure that everyone who works on the rate cases are going to be prepared..”

In the end, you’re going to pick winners and losers. If the process is fair, they’ll say, we had our shot.

“When people get here they are involved, and they’re personally relevant in shaping the energy future.”

“There’s a renaissance, both literally and figuratively, that’s going on in downtown Detroit. It’s making DTE Energy rebuild its system.”

“We are trying to ensure timely replacement of infrastructure and prepare for the future, but also keep rates affordable.”

Conversations with the three commissioners, state senate energy & technology committee Chair, and 16 staff members.

While it’s scalding hot outside, you will want to be inside the NARUC Summit. Because the 2018 topics are sizzling!

Sponsored by Navigant, PUF developed and fielded a dozen-question survey on the industry’s most important trends.

Where will the electric utility industry be in three to five years? From a federal policy perspective, it is hard to predict. Anyone who watches the news knows that it is a very volatile and unsettled environment in Washington right now. The midterm elections later this year add more uncertainty.