Educating Decision-Makers on Managing Utility Risk
Preparing for Emergencies
Legislators, commissioners, and governors' staffs would benefit from a tabletop exercise to see how much pre-planning is necessary.
Pioneers Forever
Humanity's Drive to Achieve More
Like the Wrights' Flyers, electric energy was novel but not particularly relevant in the early days.
PUF Short Vids: Exelon Innovation Expo
Exelon's Innovation Expo
Passion and “energy” at Exelon’s Innovation Expo are captured in nine brief videos.
Public Utilities Fortnightly Quant Services
Monthly Summary Report: July 2017
We track quantitatively the monthly trends in the value of electricity, the grid's carbon footprint, and the grid's integration of distributed and intermittent generation.
Jousting at Windmills
Maryland PSC Subsidizes Offshore Wind
Maryland’s residential and smaller business customers will bear the full cost of the subsidies.
Considerations for New Utility Business Model
Public Interest Comes First
A business model should maximize the long-term welfare of utility customers.
Let's Keep Electric Infrastructure Conversation Going
We Should Not Sit Around Until Major Blackout
We can’t wait another decade to start planning for our energy future.
Sheila Hollis: Energy Law Career
Partner/chair of the DC office of Duane Morris LLP
She was the first director of FERC's Office of Enforcement, establishing the office and its policies and procedures.
Engineering Climate Change Challenge
Charles Bayless
We talked with retired utility leader Charles Bayless, who has served in several influential roles in the electricity business.
Electricity Eliminated Drudgery, Now Enriching Life
Regulation for Third Era of the Age of Electricity
With this renewed interest and involvement in applications of electricity, will we need new regulatory mechanisms?