As we see rising generation fuel prices, growing investment in electric infrastructure, and continued buildout of low-carbon-emitting resources – how will utilities grow their investments as they pursue net-zero objectives? We explore cost and affordability concerns as these costs inevitably work their way into rates.

Explore how integrated distribution planning for utilities requires deploying grid modernization programs to update grid facilities, enhance demand response and efficiency, facilitate distributed resource deployment, and prepare for increased electrification.

Global dynamics, gas-power interdependence, policy changes, and capital needs, as well as rising gas prices, have made for complicated natural gas industry dynamics. We consider these recent trends and their durability.

California began its energy transition decades ago and has recently accelerated its aspirations, requiring all of the state’s electricity be produced by zero carbon resources by 2045. While California has hurdles remaining as it changes its resource mix, we explore what can be learned from its journey to date.

What lies ahead for the Inflation Reduction Act, the $369 billion+ legislation that includes energy- and climate-related incentives and investments? Energy companies will need to consider which investments will be most beneficial to their respective businesses.