PJM Celebrates Twentieth!
Keeping Power Flowing to 65 Million Consumers
PJM coordinates more than 1,300 generators, over 82,000 miles of transmission.
Emulating California's Renewable Energy Initiatives
Challenges for Mass. and New York
What hurdles do New York and Massachusetts face in meeting their renewable portfolio standards?
Unleashing Utility Innovation
Orchestration in the Energy Cloud
The economies-of-scale, one-way delivery model is fading. Performance, choice command a premium.
Turning Ideas into Value
From Ideation to Commercialization
Utilities need to master becoming a more commercial enterprise without abandoning their historic service legacy.
System Replacement Needs Drive Increase for LDC
New York adopts new three-year rate plan for a natural gas local distribution company.
Mississippi Court Overturns Deposit Waiver Rule
State law does not confer authority for Mississippi PSC to regulate nonprofits.
Federal Court Rolls Back FCC’s Price Cap Protections
FCC jurisdiction does not extend to intrastate calls from prisons to locales within the same state.
Natural Gas Under Siege
Research And Development Is Key
Environmental groups have become increasingly vocal in their opposition to natural gas. They see natural gas as a barrier to achieving climate change targets. In the minds of some observers, they are emulating the Tonya Harding approach to energy.
Rethinking Customer Research
Insights from Competitive Industries
It is imperative for utilities to better understand customer needs before someone else does.
Building the Utility Platform
Designing for the Future
The utility of the future will be more renewable, distributed and democratic because it can be and it must be, given the arc of technology, economics and human preference.