Pipeline Safety Violations
Settlement reached between the Indiana’s Pipeline Safety Division and NIPSCO.
Electric Choice Supply Fees
The Michigan Public Service Commission moved to establish a statewide reliability capacity charge that customers of alternative electric suppliers (AESs) would have to pay if those suppliers do not have enough power to serve their customers’ anticipated needs.
Harnessing customer intelligence
Attract and retain lasting, more profitable relationships with your customers. (2:24)
They Said It in January’s PUF
Here are a score of impactful opinions from the January issue.
People Subservient to Electricity?
They might run a bunch of hair dryers to warm a room, or leave on a few big screen TVs.
Data driven business models
Is data at the core of every decision your business makes? Data can unlock huge potential when properly employed. This video looks at how to make your business more data-driven. This is part of a video series brought to you by energy consultancy: innogy consulting. To find out more, visit innogyconsult.com.
Idaho Reduces Rate for Wind, Sets Rate for Solar
New wind integration rate of 57 cents per MWh approved for Rocky Mountain Power.
Virginia Sets New ROE for Electric Rate Adjustment Clauses
ROE for rate adjustment clauses set at 9.2% for Dominion Virginia Power.
Update on Pipeline Projects
Updates on Atlantic Coast, Atlantic Sunrise, Dakota Access, Mountain Valley and Keystone XL.
Pic of the Month: Texas Markets Roundtable
Before the holidays, Public Utilities Fortnightly held a roundtable in Houston with four thought leaders on the unique Texas wholesale and retail markets. For a couple of hours former FERC Chair Pat Wood, Centerpoint SVP Kenny Mercado, Direct Energy EVP Jim Steffes and Rice University Professor Ken Medlock had a lively discussion spurred on by PUF’s Editor-in-Chief.