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Jan
23
During this Innovation Webinar, authors of a new guide produced by Synapse Energy Economics and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory will highlight some of the 50 best planning practices for electricity systems undergoing a major transition, as well as a wealth of practical guidance to develop technically sophisticated, clearer, more effective, and state-of-the-art electric utility resource plans.
Jan
30
Open to the public. This webinar will feature Octopus Energy and Kraken Technologies, firms that are among leaders in flexible, distributed energy management. Hear about technological, policy, regulatory, and customer-facing factors that can help scale demand flexibility and unlock the potential of DERs to provide grid services and support a cost-effective road to decarbonization.
Feb
11
to12
Feb
13
Open to NARUC, NASEO, NASUCA, NGA, NCSL, and NACAA members, this three part virtual trainings series will dive into key concepts of integrated planning (IP), a holistic planning approach to develop affordable, reliable, and robust investment plans by integrating traditionally siloed processes.
Feb
20
Open to NARUC, NASEO, NASUCA, NGA, NCSL, and NACAA members, this three part virtual trainings series will dive into key concepts of integrated planning (IP), a holistic planning approach to develop affordable, reliable, and robust investment plans by integrating traditionally siloed processes.
Feb
23
to26
Mar
04
to06
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Each Day
Mar
06
Open to NARUC, NASEO, NASUCA, NGA, NCSL, and NACAA members, this three part virtual trainings series will dive into key concepts of integrated planning (IP), a holistic planning approach to develop affordable, reliable, and robust investment plans by integrating traditionally siloed processes.
Mar
11
to12
The National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC), and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory invite State Energy Offices, public utility commissions, and utility consumer advocates to participate in one of three regional trainings on integrated distribution system planning. The content of the three trainings will be identical, and state participants are welcome to attend any one of them.
Mar
25
to26
Open to NARUC Task Force on Natural Gas Resource Planning members, participants of the 2025 workshop will work on refining natural gas planning roadmaps.
Mar
31
to02
This annual course provides a comprehensive overview of regional transmission organizations in North America.
Apr
02
to04
The RTO Advanced course is designed to provide a deeper understanding of sessions covered in the Fundamentals course.
Apr
06
to10
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The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Staff Subcommittee on Accounting and Finance will be holding its Spring 2025 conference at the Residence Inn Tempe Downtown/University in Tempe Arizona. The purpose of the conference is to provide accounting, finance, and utility regulatory information to personnel with all levels of experience who work in the ever-changing utility regulatory environment. |
Apr
06
to09
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Industry leaders and commissioners discuss important issues facing the electric, natural gas, water, and telecommunications industries. |
Contact: Cindy Blume, cblume@nmsu.edu
Apr
07
to09
The FRI Advanced Seminar on Transformational Utility Pricing and Rate Design is designed for commissioners, commission staff, utility leaders, and consultants. We encourage participants to have completed Rate School before participating in the Advanced Seminar.
Apr
27
to29
| This meeting is for Commission Chairs only. For more information contact Michelle Malloy at mmalloy@naruc.org |
Apr
30
to01
The National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC), and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory invite State Energy Offices, public utility commissions, and utility consumer advocates to participate in one of three trainings on integrated distribution system planning. The content of the three trainings will be identical, and state participants are welcome to attend any one of them.
May
11
to16
May
11
to14
May
12
to16
This week-long hybrid course is specifically designed to capture the nuances of the electric industry.
Contact: Cindy Blume, cblume@nmsu.edu
Jun
02
to05
Jul
27
to30
Sep
14
to17
| This is an invitation only event for MACRUC Commissioners. For more information contact Michelle Malloy at mmalloy@naruc.org |
Sep
17
Oct
06
to10
Energy Utility Basics is intended for anyone working in the energy industry, including public interest groups, utility employees, legislative and regulatory staff, state and local government personnel.
Contact: Lori Sakk, sakk@wisc.edu
Oct
13
to17
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This week-long course is specifically designed to capture the nuances of the gas industry. |
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Contact: Cindy Blume, cblume@nmsu.edu |
Oct
19
to24
Nov
09
to12
Feb
08
to11
May
10
to15
Jul
19
to22
Oct
04
to09
Oct
05
to09
Energy Utility Basics is intended for anyone working in the energy industry, including public interest groups, utility employees, legislative and regulatory staff, state and local government personnel.
Contact: Lori Sakk, sakk@wisc.edu
Nov
08
to11
Feb
07
to10
May
09
to14
Jul
18
to21
Oct
03
to08
Nov
07
to10
Feb
13
to16
Jul
23
to26
Nov
12
to15
Feb
11
to14
Feb
10
to13