“Strong leaders focused on healthy, mission-based, and inclusive cultures are the glue that holds an organization together through change and tough times.”

“In the spirit of Benjamin Franklin, who was the first U.S. diplomat and considered the father of electricity, we believe electricity is an important diplomatic tool for addressing the myriad global challenges.”

A conversation about optimizing the cycling of pumped hydro to get the most from regional clean energy sources and uses.

“Four critical transaction components define success in a merger – bid prices, net synergies (after costs-to-achieve), regulatory approvals, and integration execution.”

“We recognize the NRC can license new and advanced designs using existing regulations, but applicants need exemptions to do so. Nobody wants to use the exemption process indefinitely to regulate. At some point, regulations need to be aligned.”

“Let’s find ways to find common ground because we’re not always going to agree, but we can work together to find ways that can move certain issues forward.”

“At the upcoming Annual Meeting, we’ll hear about the role of natural gas in supporting a resilient, reliable, and clean energy grid.”

NARUC’s Annual Meeting in New Orleans portends the changing of the guard. The meeting will mark the beginning of the third and last year of the three-year theme of Connecting the Dots: Innovative/Disruptive Technology and Regulation. NARUC President Judith Jagdmann, also a Commissioner at the Virginia State Corporation Commission, will pass the title of President on to NARUC First Vice President Michael Caron, also a Commissioner at the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority.

The Large Public Power Council and S&P Global Ratings held the 2022 Public Power Community Conference in New York City, featuring panel discussions with CEOs from LPPC utilities and members of the financial community who shared perspectives on issues facing public power.

A roundtable with LPPC President John Di Stasio, LIPA CEO Tom Falcone, GRDA CEO Dan Sullivan.