State and Future of Power: Minnesota
Nancy Lange, Chair, Minnesota PUC
“Proliferation of many low marginal cost resources is evolving the system pretty quickly.”
State and Future of Power: Michigan
Sally Talberg, Chair, Michigan PSC
“Michigan’s energy supplies are expected to remain diverse, with several nuclear plants, pumped storage, coal, natural gas, renewable energy.”
State and Future of Power: Kentucky
Michael Schmitt, Chair, Kentucky PSC
“In eastern Kentucky, utilities are faced with serious challenges.”
State and Future of Power: Arkansas
Ted Thomas, Chair, Arkansas PSC
“The key part of my job is to manage risk on behalf of ratepayers.”
State and Future of Power
Check out the diversity in these eight states.
Eight state commission chairs discuss where the electric utility industry and regulation are headed.
State of Power by State
States are the Game
Let’s look at the sustainability of utility business models, regulatory traditions and customer value propositions.
Electric CPI versus Overall CPI
The inflation-adjusted price of electricity fell significantly in the three regions.
Americans Spent 98.65% on Everything Else
Is 1.35 percent good or bad you ask. Short answer: definitely good. But you know I’m not a short answer guy.
Will wind and solar reach 10% in 2019?
Wind and solar was 9% of grid generation in the first quarter 2018, an all-time record.