Puerto Rico Debt and Title III
The Transformation of Puerto Rico’s Electrical System
In transforming the Puerto Rico electrical system, the goal should be to achieve a system that is reliable, with affordable and sustainable costs.
The Solar Siesta
EPRI Podcast: Impact of the Eclipse
Leading up to the eclipse, utilities and system operators were hard at work, keeping the lights on.
Do Utilities Have Right Incentives to Modernize Grid?
Billions in Investments at Issue
Electric power is our most capital-intensive industry, with more than a hundred billion dollars invested each year on infrastructure, according to the Edison Electric Institute.1 Investment needs are likely to grow.
Representing Natural Gas
Infrastructure is NGSA’s top issue
If states want to generate cleaner power more efficiently, what are they going to do? Natural gas is just a clear solution to any sort of environmental issue they might have.
Olympics of Gas Coming to U.S.
Conference brings together the world of natural gas
The 27th World Gas Conference comes to the U.S. in June 2018 for the first time since 1988.
Coal Industry and Appalachia, Part 1
A Region in Trouble
We assess the recent past and current state of the U.S. coal industry, with emphasis on Appalachia.
Solving the Utility Load Forecasting Conundrum
A New Framework
A more comprehensive approach to load forecasting is needed to address the increasing complexities of the Energy Cloud.
Vets in Energy Workforce
Interview with Ann Randazzo
Turning over the Keys to Tomorrow’s Energy Workforce, Part II
First Woman to Chair EEI
“We can market electric utilites better.”
Our regulatory model is set up to sell a commodity. But we don’t sell a commodity anymore.
American Water: Kidnapped to Stop Safe Water
Benefits of safe, clean, affordable water
In 2000, terrorists in Colombia kidnapped an organizer working to provide safe drinking water.