Here’s seven quotes in June’s PUF. They were said by Sue Kelly of APPA, Rudy Wynter of National Grid, FERC Acting Chairman Cheryl LaFleur, Jane Lewis-Raymond of Parker Poe, Peter Terium of innogy, Tanuj Deora of SEPA with John Pang of ScottMadden, and Mike Caranfa of Honeywell.
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Who said what? Can you match those seven names to these seven quotes?
“I did Lady Giga, which is like Lady Gaga except named after a gigawatt. I dressed up like Lady Gaga and did an energy themed entertainment event. That was definitely fun. That was different.”
“That three-year mark is when I think we’ll be ready to start to scale up what we’ve been piloting so it becomes a business as usual. Just another toolkit in our toolkit of solutions…”
“A key driving force for us as a company is asking ourselves: what do I need to start doing now to be prepared for future energy trends? We constantly challenge our business model…”
“We also spent an afternoon at a koala sanctuary, where each of us got a chance to have our pictures taken holding one on the cuddly looking critters. (Key takeaway: holding koalas just automatically makes you feel happy.)”
“It was a joy of a job because I never knew what was going to walk into my office on a given day.”
“We have moved into a software-centric, service-centric model from what historically was a hardware-centric model.”
“But the moment of truth came when her middle school had Career Day. I offered to go and talk about my job. Annie refused because my job was “too boring.” That was soul-crushing...”
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Steve Mitnick, Editor-in-Chief, Public Utilities Fortnightly
E-mail me: mitnick@fortnightly.com