Bargain or Bonanza
Is discounted cash flow (DCF) still a reliable tool for determining equity cost?
Is discounted cash flow (DCF) still a reliable tool for determining equity cost?
Advanced distribution management technology promises to revolutionize operations.
Building blocks of the self-healing grid are taking shape. End-to-end integration will enable the grid to achieve 21st-century resilience.
Market forces and fickle policies have delayed the smart meter revolution.
Concerned stakeholders seek an equitable cost-benefit ratio for all ratepayers.
A practical guide to explaining the value of the smart grid.
PURPA and the future of avoided cost rates.
Misguided policies threaten resource adequacy.
Resource planning is grinding to a halt. From EPA regulations to irrational markets, today’s policy missteps threaten tomorrow’s reliability.
Calculating and allocating costs for non-traditional utility services.
Alternative ways to calculate utilities’ costs of service allow policy makers to achieve social goals in a way that’s fair and economically efficient.
Making the case for collaboration on interoperability standards
The mission of harmonizing industry standards moves forward in the work of the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel 2.0, Inc.