Based in our nation's Capital, NARUC is the national association representing the State Public Service Commissioners who regulate essential utility services in your State. NARUC members are responsible for assuring reliable utility service at fair, just, and reasonable rates.
President Nick Wagner of Iowa
Cheryl LaFleur Receives Inaugural Jan Brinch Award for Collaboration in Public Service
Outgoing Federal Energy Regulatory Commission commissioner Cheryl LaFleur was awarded the Inaugural Jan Brinch Award for Collaboration in Public Service during the National Council on Electricity Policy’s Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas.Read more
NARUC Launches New Resources for Lifeline Awareness Week: September 9-13
The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners will recognize the Annual Lifeline Awareness Week campaign September 9-13. New this year are two helpful resources that explain the benefits and key aspects of Lifeline. The first is an animated video, Lifeline: It’s a Life Changer, and the second is The Lifeline Benefit infographic.Read more
National Council on Electricity Policy Welcomes North Carolina Utilities Commissioner Brown-Bland as New Vice President
The National Council on Electricity Policy—the nation’s only stakeholder organization that supports all state-level decision-makers involved in electricity policy—elected Commissioner ToNola Brown-Bland, of the North Carolina Utilities Commission, as its new vice president.Read more
New Chair Announcements, Key Resolutions Passed at NARUC's Summer Policy Summit
New activities, appointments and resolutions were highlights of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners Summer Policy Summit held in Indianapolis, Indiana, July 21-24.Read more
NARUC President Wagner appoints Washington UTC Commissioners Rendahl and Balasbas to Lead Electricity and Pipeline Committees
NARUC President Nick Wagner announced new chairs for the Committee on Electricity and Subcommittee on Pipeline Safety at the Summer Policy Summit in Indianapolis, appointing—respectively—Commissioner Ann Rendahl and Commissioner Jay Balasbas, both of the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission.Read more
