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With global electric vehicle (EV) sales on the rise, policymakers around the world are accelerating efforts to facilitate development of the necessary charging infrastructure and to integrate EVs into the power system at least cost. Turkey is just starting down this path, with around 1,000 electric vehicles on the road. However, as the population grows and car ow...
Cost allocation is one of the major steps in the traditional regulatory process for setting utility rates. In this step, the regulators are primarily determining how to equitably divide a set amount of costs, typically referred to as the revenue requirement, among several broadly defined classes of ratepayers. The data and analytical methods used to inform cost a...
In a national webinar organized by Vote Solar, Mark LeBel summarized important principles of smart rate design....
In a presentation for the State Bar of New Mexico Natural Resources, Energy and Environmental Law Section, Megan O'Reilly discussed characteristics of today's power sector and the regulatory tools available to meet new challenges....
In a public power workshop in Omaha, Ken Colburn and Nancy Seidman discussed the role of governance and its relationship to emerging power sector trends....
Ken Colburn and Nancy Seidman discussed promising pathways to decarbonization with public power staff in Omaha, Nebraska....
Ken Colburn and Nancy Seidman explored key power sector trends with public power staff in Omaha, Nebraska....
In a "Utility of the Future" workshop for the South Carolina Public Service Commission, RAP provided an overview of regulatory and planning best practices to support power sector innovation....
In a webinar for the U.S. Department of Energy's Better Buildings Residential Network, Jessica Shipley explored the economic, environmental and grid benefits of beneficial electrification and a reimagined role for energy efficiency....
In its recent draft National Energy and Climate Plan, Italy set ambitious targets for increasing the share of variable renewable energy and committed to closing all coal plants by 2025. These developments, coupled with concerns about the economic viability of power plants and the ability to “keep the lights on,” resulted in the government introducing a capaci...
