Publications
PMA’s David Taylor interviews energy expert Travis Kavulla, former president of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners. A former utility commissioner in Montana, Kavulla…
Whether it’s buying a car or choosing where to go for dinner, Missourians like having choices—but when it comes to electricity, Missourians are left with few. In fact, currently those of us who…
April 1, 2019
House Committee on State Affairs
Mr. Chairman and members,
My name is Josiah Neeley and I am the
Texas Director and an Energy and Environment Senior Fellow with the R…
March 28, 2019
Committee on Transportation,
Infrastructure and Public Safety
Mr. Chairman and members,
My name is Josiah Neeley and I am an Energy and Environment
Senior Fellow with the R…
As South Carolina considers whether to sell Santee Cooper, the state-owned electricity utility that is nearly $8 billion in debt, it should keep in mind the immortal words of Kenny Rogers: “Know when…
Our Director of Energy Policy, Travis Kavulla, testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
Throughout much of the country, consumers have no choice when it comes to buying electricity. Local utilities are given monopoly privileges with oversight from state regulatory bodies. This system…
From InsideSources:
“Since electricity cannot be stored on a large scale, a functioning grid requires that there be enough capacity to meet demand at all times. This means that for most of the…
The construction of Plant Vogtle’s nuclear reactor units 3 and 4 has been a slow-motion disaster. Cost-overruns and repeated delays have marred the project. Developers are already five years behind…
From Power Mag:
In a blog post for non-profit public policy research organization R Street, Electricity Policy Manager Devin Hartman lambasted the effort as “nothing to do with national security…