Event List

The FRI Advanced Seminar on Transformational Utility Pricing and Rate Design focuses on the theory and application of utility ratemaking and pricing to address the transformation of the industry.

Integrated Distribution System Planning for ADERs

Note: these events are only open to NARUC, NASEO, and NASUCA members. 

POSTPONED TO FALL 2024

The National Conference of Regulatory Attorneys (NCRA) is an annual conference organized by the NARUC Subcommittee on Law. This conference provides educational and networking opportunities specifically tailored to government utility regulatory attorneys and alumni.

Join this free and public webinar to learn about how microgrids can improve energy resilience in rural and remote areas.

NASEO, NARUC, and NASUCA invite State Energy Offices, public utility commissions, and consumer advocates from Delaware, the District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia to participate in this 1.5-day, in-person regional workshop in Washington, D.C. 

This course is specifically designed to capture the nuances of the natural gas local distribution (LDC) industry.

This course is specifically designed to capture the nuances of the electric industry.

Open to new state commissioners only.

This course is designed to provide a short introduction to regulation for new commissioners, examining the key concepts of regulation in the electricity, gas, water, and telecommunications sector. 

This live, on-line 3-day/6 hour course taught by Bill Steele provides an introduction to utility rate cases.

FRI’s education program for utility and regulatory leaders, Regulated Utilities Leadership Institute (RULI), is a four-day leadership development program for utility decision-makers and regulators to understand the unique business context of regulated utilities and how they differ from other investor-owned firms from a managerial perspective.

The international training program is an intensive course specifically tailored to the professional requirements of utility regulators and regulatory staff. The course is designed to enhance the economic, technical, and policy skills required for implementing policies and managing sustainable regulatory systems for infrastructure sectors. Each program encompasses more than 35 sessions that include case studies, practical exercises and panel discussions with leading experts and international faculty.

Many people are called upon to provide leadership. Some succeed. Many fail... In this workshop you will examine the activities, behaviors, mindsets and skills of a successful leader. Upon completion of the workshop, you will develop and take home an implementation guide and action plan.

Open to commissioners and commission staff | Gillette, WY, June 26 – 28, 2024 | Travel stipends available to commissioners 

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.

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.

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.