A Tale of Two Technologies
Submitted by meacott on Thu, 2015-04-30 09:40It was the best of outcomes, it was the worst of outcomes.
It was the best of outcomes, it was the worst of outcomes.
While utilities’ approaches to rate cases have remained relatively consistent, the regulatory climate has grown more adverse. Regulators are seeking more competitive returns for their stakeholders given market returns and looking for more accountability with regard to reliability.
Understand and apply the principles of finance specific to regulated electric utilities, particularly cost of capital issues; a seminar geared to the needs of industry, finance and regulatory professionals.
Get the comprehensive foundation you need to build a career in the power and gas sectors. You'll learn from people who work in the industry every day – from the fundamentals of the markets to financial and credit analysis to capital markets and much more.
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Utility companies face a variety of unique accounting and financial reporting challenges. Whether you're a financial professional in the industry, or an analyst following the sector from the outside, this program will give you a more nuanced perspective.
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GE will supply Con Edison Development (CED) with an 8-MWh battery energy storage system in Central Valley, CA. The new storage solution will utilize GE's Mark VIe-based plant control system, Brilliance MW Inverters, and packaged lithium ion battery modules. The system will provide two MW of power over a four-hour period, and the deal includes delivery of a complete energy storage system, with associated long-term service agreements.