Navajo Homes
No Electricity, Gas, Water, Phones for Many Thousands
Approximately 15,000 homes on the Navajo Nation do not have electricity. It costs $70,000 to connect electricity to one home.
Those Without Power
Our Electrification Mission Remains, Even Here
Whether in Liberia or Arizona, no grid connection means darkness in several senses of the word.
Rate Order Incentivizes New Battery Storage, Distributed Generation Options
Arizona Public Service was awarded a net base rate increase of $94.624 million.
Zero-Carbon Grid Electricity
Of the power produced by solar in June, the grid's solar produced 71.3%, residential solar 16.6%.
PUF Short Vid: Travis Kavulla, SEPA Grid Evolution Summit 2
Comm. Kavulla, Vice Chairman, Montana PSC, spoke at the session “Regulator Roundup: Tying IT All Together.”
PUF Short Vid: David Graham, NARUC Summer Policy Summit
David Graham, City of San Diego, spoke at the Critical Consumer Issues Forum.
Federal Courts Review Two Separate Projects
Appellate court rulings affect pipeline construction projects in New York and Florida.
Rate Case Roundup: California
Pursuant to an unopposed settlement agreement, the California Public Service Commission permitted a water utility to raise its rates and charges for customers in two of its service divisions. The utility, San Gabriel Valley Water Company, had submitted a three-year rate plan for both its Los Angeles and Fontana districts.
Rate Case Roundup: North Dakota
The North Dakota Public Service Commission granted an electric utility, Montana-Dakota Utilities Company (MDU), only about 55% of its request for rate relief. Thus, rather than the $13.4 million in additional revenues sought, the utility was allowed to raise its rates by only $7.5 million.