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| NARUC is an association representing the State public service commissioners who regulate essential utility services, such as electricity, gas, telecommunications, water, and transportation, throughout the country. As regulators, our members are charged with protecting the public and ensuring that rates charged by regulated utilities are fair, just, and reasonable.
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For more Information, go here.
For Committee Resolutions passed by Board of Directors, click here.
For Presentations, here
Summer Committee Meetings a Success!
Watch California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger deliver remarks at the meeting, click here
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 World Energy Regulators have published a report on energy efficiency, one of the major issues which can contribute to tackling climate change. The report has been sent to energy ministers in all of the G8 countries in fulfullment of a commitment made by regulators in 2009. The report brings together information from across the globe on regulatory practices (including legal and financial instruments), market-based incentives and information to consumers.
Click here for the Executive Summary
Click here for the Full Report
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There is a growing push in the U.S. to increase renewable energy production in order to build a new green economy and lower carbon emissions. Because of high costs and financing challenges, States are looking for effective policies to drive funding to increase renewable energy, and the feed-in tariff has emerged as a potentially useful tool. This document will explore common questions about feed-in tariffs and the issues faced in particular by State Public Utility Commissions.
Click here for the FAQ
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Smart Grid Resources
click here for a collection of NARUC policies, resolutions, and related information on the Smart Grid.
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from the 2009 Annual Convention
Resolutions, here
Presentations, here
More Information, here
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from the 2009 Climate Conference
Presentations, here
More Information, here
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from the 2010 Winter Meetings
Resolutions, here
Presentations, here
More Information, here
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