NARUC is an association representing state public service commissioners who regulate essential utility services such as water, energy, and telecommunications.

Joined April 2009
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Jun 12
The National Council on Electricity Policy (NCEP) has released a new resource library developed by NCEP member organizations to provide access to key transmission-specific information for use by state entities engaged in electricity system policy, planning, and regulation. šŸ“š ā€œThe Transmission Resource Library reflects the collaborative efforts of NCEP member organizations to make high-quality transmission resources more accessible to state entities working in the electricity sector,ā€ said NARUC Senior Policy Advisor Hyleah O’Quinn. ā€œBy bringing together decades of research, technical expertise and educational materials in a single location, this library provides a valuable starting point to navigating the increasingly complex transmission landscape.ā€ Read the press release: bit.ly/4e0Q7hV. Explore the resource library: bit.ly/NCEP_TRL. #Energy #Electricity #Utilities #UtilityRegulation #PublicUtilityCommissions #EnergyTransmission #Transmission
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Jun 10
Join NARUC’s upcoming Regulators’ Financial Toolbox webinar, Advanced Transmission and Grid-Enhancing Technologies (GETs): Unlocking Capacity and Optimizing the Grid happening June 24, fromĀ 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. ET! āš”šŸŒšŸ’” All are invited to join andĀ hear from speakersĀ Neil Millar from @CaliforniaISO, Hilary Pearson from LineVision, and Alice Yake from Breakthrough Energy (@Breakthrough). Moderated by Chair Letha Tawney of the Oregon Public Utility Commission (@PUCOregon), the webinar will discuss how GETs can support near-term reliability needs, enable load growth and electrification, and inform regulatory decisions related to transmission planning, cost allocation, and utility investment. Register now at bit.ly/4gcvnoL. #GridEnhancingTechnologies #GETs #AdvancedTransmission #Electricity #Energy #Utilities #PublicUtilityCommissions
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Jun 9
⚔ Can the grid withstand the next major storm? šŸŒØļø Lessons from recent winter storms šŸ¤ Coordination across the energy sector šŸ”Œ Strategies to strengthen reliability & resilience Session details: Tuesday, July 21, from 9:00–10:30 AM. Register today at naruc.org/summer-summit/.
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Jun 9
On Monday, June 22, NARUC, the National Association of State Energy Officials, and @BerkeleyLab will host the third session in the peer-sharing webinar series on electric distribution system planning! Open to all public utility commissions and State Energy Offices, this session features experts Schuyler Matteson (@SchuylerMattes1) of New York State Department of Public Service (@NYSDPS) and Ari Zwick of the Minnesota Department of Commerce (@MNCommerce). This webinar will continue the series’ effort to provide a platform for state entities to share their knowledge on electric distribution system planning. All webinars are held from to p.m. ET, and separate registration is required for each: 🌐March 16: Balancing Information Needs & Volume in Filings, resources available online šŸŒā€ÆMay 14: Integrating Resilience Planning, resources available online šŸŒā€ÆJune 22: Considering Advanced Building Technologies šŸŒā€ÆAugust 13: Stakeholder Engagement Requirements & Practices Learn more and register: bit.ly/3OlJigx. #DistributionSystemPlanning #DSP #Electricity #Utilities #PublicUtilityCommissions #StateEnergyOffices
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Jun 4
A limited number of rooms are still available in the Summer Policy Summit room block at the Hilton Minneapolis Hotel. Registration guarantees your place among state regulators, federal officials, associations, and industry leaders before rates increase later this month. Register today at naruc.org/summer-summit. #NARUCSUMMER26
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Jun 3
Protecting the electric grid from space weather requires collaboration across science, technology, and regulation. ā˜€ļøāš” Join NARUC’s upcoming Innovation Webinar on Thursday, June 18, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. ET, toĀ explore the latest developments in solar storm forecasting, geomagnetic disturbance reliability standards, and advanced data analytics that can strengthen grid resilience: bit.ly/4fZ7yk9. Chair Emile C. Thompson of the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia (@DC_PSC) will moderate a conversation among industry experts including Shawn Dahl of @NOAA, Raiford Smith of @googlecloud, and Mark Olson of @NERC_Official. #GridResilience #EnergyReliability #SpaceWeather #EnergySecurity #UtilityRegulation #CriticalInfrastructure
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Jun 2
Register today to hear experts’ opinions on where the nation stands on #AI, #datacenters, and #loadgrowth at naruc.org/summer-summit. #NARUCSUMMER26 Speakers: Ann Rendahl (Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission), Joseph Bowring (Monitoring Analytics), Arshad Mansoor (EPRI), Sasha Weintraub (Duke Energy Corporation), and Ellen Zuckerman (Google).
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Jun 2
Ready to level up your #utility industry knowledge? ⚔ Join #Energy Utility Basics, Oct. 5–9, 2026, at the UW–Madison Campus or online. Learn from 30 experts, strengthen your foundation, and gain valuable industry insights. Early-bird registration ends Aug. 28! ā°
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May 29
In support of NERC, NARUC trained staff of their regulatory financial reporting and analysis unit on implementing a uniform system of accounts and analyzing utility financial statements, to ensure consistency, comparability, and transparency in financial reporting for regulated utilities.
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May 29
The general session Can We Have the Best of Both Worlds? Options for Improving Affordability in an Era of Load Growth will feature speakers: Panel Moderator - Hon. Audrey Partridge, Minnesota; Noel Black, Liberty Utilities Ltd; Raymond Gifford, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP; Teresa Ho Kim, J.P. Morgan Asset Management; Joseph Pereira, Colorado Office of the Utility Consumer Advocate. Learn more and register today at naruc.org/summer-summit.
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May 29
⚔ The National Council on Electricity Policy has released a new mini guide exploring the overlapping and varying roles of public utility commissions and consumer advocates, engagement between the two entities, and ideas for how their relationships can be strengthened based on firsthand experiences from PUCs and CAs: bit.ly/4fzN1T2. Key takeaways include that strong collaboration between PUCs and CAs depends on trust, transparent communication, sufficient staffing and expertise, and a clear understanding of their distinct but complementary jobs in balancing customer and utility interests.
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May 28
Illinois Commissioner Stacey Paradis was appointed as chair of NARUC Subcommittee on Nuclear Energy. Read the press release to learn more at bit.ly/49tB4ux.
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May 28
Tomorrow, Friday, May 29, is the last day to register for Energy Law: Navigating Interjurisdictional Complexity. Instructor Mark C. Christie (former Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman) will explore federal vs. state authority, key statutes, landmark court decisions shaping energy regulation, and more! Register at bit.ly/3ZIyZ8L! šŸ“šāš–ļø
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May 27
⚔ Don’t miss NARUC’s upcoming Innovation Webinar happening tomorrow, Thursday, May 28,Ā from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. ET, that will explore potential uses of data integration to address vegetation-related power outages identified by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (@ENERGY) Wind Impact Study for Power Resilience (WISPR): bit.ly/48JcxBj. The conversation will be led by expert speakers including Zongjie Wang, Director, Grid Modernization Initiative, Energy Institute at @ColoradoStateU; Greg Itzstein, Chief Operating Officer at Pointerra; @Daniel Stevens, Vice President of Organizational Resilience and Crisis Management at @nationalgridus; Anna Scaglione, Program Director of Urban Tech at @cornell_tech; and Jan Timothy Woodcock, Director NYS Weather and Climate Analytics Center of Excellence at @ualbany.
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May 26
šŸ“ˆ Amid unprecedented load growth, public utility commissions require new tools to support improved load forecasting accuracy. To help address this need, NARUC has released a new report that explores how large load tariff provisions, including minimum demand obligations, collateral requirements, phased load ramps, and eligibility thresholds, can help commissions better assess forecasting risk, avoid stranded costs, and support reliable infrastructure planning. The paper also introduces a practical four-part framework for translating tariff design into stronger load forecast assumptions, sensitivity analyses, and ongoing forecast updates. šŸ’” Read the report now: bit.ly/49cRXtb. #loadgrowth #datacenters #largeloadtariffs #tariffdesign
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May 25
This #MemorialDay, NARUC honors the courageous service members who gave their lives in defense of our nation. We remember their sacrifice, reflect on the freedoms they helped protect, and extend our gratitude to all who have served.
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May 21
Join leading voices for a timely discussion on #infrastructure and #agriculture. Gain valuable insights into the challenges, innovations, and #policy decisions shaping these critical sectors and their future impact. Register at naruc.org/summer-summit/regi… #NARUCSummer26
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May 19
Registration for Energy Law: Navigating Interjurisdictional Complexity. Instructor Mark C. Christie (former @FERC Chairman) will explore federal vs. state authority, key statutes, landmark court decisions shaping energy regulation, and more! Secure your spot today at bit.ly/3ZIyZ8L! šŸ“šāš–ļø
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May 15
ā° Tomorrow, Friday, May 15, is the final day to enjoy the lowest registration rates! Secure your spot today at naruc.org/summer-summit/regi…. šŸ“To learn more about the sessions and speakers, visit naruc.org/summer-summit/agen…. #NARUCSummer26
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