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Monitor for the Monitors?

As the guy who is constantly analyzing the value of electricity and its cost to consumers, some would say ad nauseam, this thing for monitors got my attention. I mean, with the greatest respect for those wanting monitors, to put another check on one of the most effective monitoring systems ever devised by man (our utility regulatory process), really?

Successes in 2022 and Goals in 2023

Kudos to Our Members

“We plan to expand the focus of AEIC in key areas such as electrification, supply chain, energy storage, and critical need for workforce development. We’re incorporating a new 501c3 organization, which will allow us to secure outside funding to support industry research and education.”
Byline: 

Steve Hauser

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EEI Engages Influential Minds

Electric Industry’s Global Collaboration

“Influential Minds, an EEI International conversation series, assists with this endeavor by bringing together a cast of thought leaders from across the globe to talk about their expertise and experiences at the intersection of energy and other discipli
Byline: 

Lawrence Jones

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EEI Long Duration Energy Storage Conference

LDES, a Key to the Energy Transition

In a series of forums on the commercialization and deployment of breakthrough clean energy technologies that reduce carbon emissions, the latest Edison Electric Institute conference concerned long duration energy storage.
Byline: 

Steve Mitnick

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The CAPM Market Risk Premium is Forward-Looking

Don’t Settle for A Historical Risk Premium

“By using the current forward-looking market risk premium, such cost of equity analysis has the advantage of excluding the noise incorporated in historical averages that represent information likely no longer relevant to investors and the market.”
Byline: 

Joy Nicdao-Cuyugan and Rochelle Phipps

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Innovating Mass Residential EV Adoption

Uplight

“We’ve developed a platform called EV Data Aggregation that collects the charging data from both level two chargers and vehicle telematics. Those data insights can help utilities with grid and infrastructure planning.”
Byline: 

Erin D’Amato

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Increasing Real-Time Data Analytics

Itron

“Utilities need to get visibility into what’s happening, who’s charging their vehicles, when and where. Before everybody in the neighborhood starts charging, blows a transformer, and you’ve got bigger problems. It’s getting that visibility that’s a game changer.”
Byline: 

Marina Donovan

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