This guide describes the overlap and distinction between public utility commissions (PUCs) and consumer advocates (CAs), examines the current and emerging state of engagement between the two parties, and offers ideas for how relationships can be stre
This paper examines how PUCs can translate large load tariff provisions into load forecast inputs, including via planning assumptions and sensitivity analyses.
This mini guide examines the common types of energy bill payment assistance available at the state level, the roles of energy assistance providers, and common opportunities for cooperation among energy assistance programs.
This report highlights how five states are using proactive distribution system planning to manage uncertainty in EV charging demand while preserving reliability and affordability.
Chapter six of the NARUC Wildfire Workbook explores regulatory approaches that can be taken related to various types of insurance as well as cost recovery strategies.
The fifth chapter of the NARUC Wildfire Workbook explores the cost recovery framework public utility commissions use to balance utility and customer needs and how it can be applied to costs due to wildfires.
This chapter's purpose is to equip state utility regulators with an understanding of current practices and plans for electric utility wildfire emergency response.