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Hosted by Regina Davis · government · EN · 9 episodes
The Power Walk is a podcast dedicated to discussing what matters to everyone who regulates, provides, or depends on our public utilities. The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1889 dedicated to representing state public service commissions who are responsible for regulating the utility companies that provide essential services such as energy, telecommunications, power, water, and transportation.The mission of NARUC and its members is to ensure the safe delivery of services at fair and reasonable rates.
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Episode #3
<p>Virginia Commissioner Jehmal Hudson discusses the re-imagined NARUC awards program and outlines the three awards to be presented at the Annual Meeting. He also describes the criteria and offers information on how members, non-members, and sponsors can participate in not only nominations, but also supporting the program. </p>
Episode #2
<p>NARUC Shark Tank Winner Jonathan Knauer, Vice President of Policy and Market Strategy at ConnectDER, discusses their meter socket adapter innovation, its value to consumers, and the role of regulators. </p>
Episode #1
<p>Commissioner Ann Rendahl, of the Washington Utilities & Transportation Commission, discusses the issues surrounding wildfires and the impact on regulators, communities, and utilities. She outlines the three-part webinar series hosted by the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners that she moderates and the reasons why regulators in all regions of the country need to pay attention to the wildfire issue. Aside from the direct effects experienced by those in states with wildfires, there are consequences for other states as well. </p>
Episode #2
<p>Virginia State Corporation Commission Chair Judge Jehmal Hudson, chair of the NARUC Select Committee on Regulatory and Industry Diversity, discusses equity issues with Digital Equity Research Center Founder and Director, Dr. Colin Rhinesmith.</p>
Episode #1
Speaker: Shahid Mahdi, Product Manager at EnerKnol EnerKnol is a market leader in energy intelligence. Its signature product is the EnerKnol Platform, a comprehensive software solution that aggregates all public regulatory legal and investment information within the energy, ESG, climate, and environment space and consolidates it into one centralized software solution. The platform contains 600+ public domain agencies worth of filings, which top out at around 40 million. Topic: Current use cases for the platform by utilities and public service commissions. The platform's ability to enable stakeholders to stay abreast of regulatory policies. Also discussed is EnerKnol's role in helping users to...
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