Two back-to-back decisions by the Supreme Court in 2016 will fundamentally redefine the jurisdictional split.
An innovative approach to targeted retail aggregation.
With apologies to Dr. Seuss.
The monopoly utility model was once expansive and revolutionary. Now, it is contracting and preservationist.
Trying to fix mandatory capacity markets like trying to win whack-a-mole, Part I
The anti-growth, anti-people extremists who started the anti-nuclear movement were wrong.
Nuclear, a drain on our ability to deal with climate solutions, energy needs.
A response to the ‘Following FERC’ column by Bruce Radford in our April 2016 issue.
Rather than accept the rhetoric, let’s find out.
Friday’s data release from Labor Dept.: what are similar expenses to electric bills for the average household?
This week's columns have analyzed the brand new Labor Department data on how much American households spent on everything during the year ending June 2015, including electricity.
The semi-annual Consumer Expenditure Survey is the source for understanding Americans' electric bills by region, income, age, urban/rural, etc. The government actually asks many thousands of households each quarter to track every single purchase. The credibility and detail, especially through mining the micro-data, is unequalled.