Laws of Thermodynamics Vote Present

Laws of Thermodynamics Vote Present

When I read Yahoo’s assessment of Utility Dive’s article describing the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, better known as ACEEE, the BS and caveat alarms went off. Specifically, “the U.S. could save about $215 billion a year on...
The Peril In Layers of Customer Experience

The Peril In Layers of Customer Experience

I’m going off-road this week for a tale of customer experience with an acceptable, but not great, ending. My purpose is not to whine and complain, but to help readers learn about empowerment and putting the customer/client first. It is critical to the success of...
Price Caps and the Electricity Doom Loop

Price Caps and the Electricity Doom Loop

I have written in the last three or four years, at least seven times, that you have a free market or you do not, specifically when it comes to deregulated electricity markets. Here are excerpts Chat pulled for us: “Governments and regulators cannot keep their...
FERC – Easier Said than Settled

FERC – Easier Said than Settled

Powering AI Background Last week, I described the advantages of data centers bringing their own behind-the-meter (BTM) power, which include speed to power delivery (of course, that’s what they want) and reduced risk of stranded assets that other rate payers...