Fortnightly Top Forty Innovators FAQ
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Picture Energy: SEPA Grid Evolution Summit
July 26, Washington, D.C.
Given how fast things are changing, it might have been called the grid revolution summit.
Picture Energy: NARUC Summer Policy Summit
July 16-19, San Diego
Utility regulation and policy people really have an epic time when they gather, collaborate and debate.
AEIC's Monthly Committee Report
AEIC’s Electric Power Apparatus and Load Research & Analytics Committees
AEIC’s Load Research & Analytics Committee reviewed how it is fulfilling its mission of education for the electric industry.
Revisiting the Regulatory Paradigm
Where Do DERs Fit In?
Too often discussions on complex topics like valuing and rewarding DER resources occur in silos. Here are some questions to form the basis for conversations between stakeholders. To stimulate policy-making, the answers must be shared with the other sector representatives.
Regulation for the Unregulated
Understanding and Participating in Regulation
Here’s some insight on how difficult it is to advance or oppose a policy.
Why Nuclear Energy is a Matter of National Security
Only One State Remains on the Path
Only Georgia continues to build new nuclear generation and keep the U.S. moving forward.
Newton's Third Law
Policies Trigger State Actions, Reactions
The Clean Power Plan should be replaced with a legally defensible, common-sense rule based on inside-the-fence measures.
Solving Communication Challenges at Nuclear Plants
Utilizing Low Frequency Technology
Game-changer: A distributed antenna system enables a host of devices to operate from one platform.
Powerless in a Sierra Leone Prison
Not surprisingly, the juvenile prison is a low priority for the National Power Authority.
With a population of almost six million, Sierra Leone has an electrification rate of just five percent.