From rising customer expectations to rapidly changing regulatory norms, the utility industry is facing numerous challenges. To overcome these obstacles, utilities are now shifting their focus to digital transformation. Scaling to a digital utility concept requires a shift in the mindset and culture

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Webinar #04 focuses on the role of commercial utilities in promoting citywide inclusive sanitation in Zambia. The event aims to facilitate knowledge exchange among water operators in Africa to enhance urban sanitation access. The agenda includes case studies from Luapula and Lukanga, guided discussi

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California, also known as the Golden State, boasts a fascinating history and stunning landscapes. From the California Gold Rush to iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Yosemite National Park, and the Redwood trees, California is a diverse and vibrant state with a wealth of historical events

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This comprehensive reporting system for New York utilities combines efficiency and financial oversight to track project funding, incentive budgets, and financial progress. It offers insights on funded units, energy incentives, budget expenditures, and more to help utilities manage resources effectiv

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Water and wastewater utilities in Texas are required to provide critical load status information to various entities by November 1, 2021. The Senate Bill 3 of the 87th Legislature outlines the filing requirements and impacts on electric utilities and Retail Electric Providers (REPs). The process inv

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This content provides detailed timelines for the statewide public release of California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) and English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC) results. It covers schedules for test operations, data file availability for parents/gua

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California Community Colleges use Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) to allocate apportionment revenue based on student attendance. FTES calculation involves factors like clock hours, class hours, passing time/breaks, and multiple-hour classes. Understanding these components is essential for educa

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The California Public Utilities Commission is hosting a Bidders Conference for RFP 17PS5017 focused on Energy Efficiency Program Oversight and Evaluation. The conference will cover topics such as Code & Standards Development, Emerging Technologies Programs, Marketing & Outreach, Workforce Training,

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In the event of an emergency, calmly follow the evacuation instructions communicated at the California Public Utilities Commission Conference. The evacuation site is the Garden Plaza area between Herbst Theater and the War Memorial Opera House Buildings. This conference covers important topics relat

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Laura Ann Arnold, President of Indiana Distributed Energy Alliance, presents a comparison of energy rates and capacity charges for various utilities in Indiana. The data includes rates for Duke Energy, AES Indiana, CenterPoint, and NIPSCO, detailing costs during different time periods and peak/off-p

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The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) oversees energy providers in achieving California's Transportation Electrification (TE) goals. This involves designing rates to promote electricity as a lower-cost option, ensuring clean electricity procurement, integrating electric vehicles for grid

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The fourth edition of "Elusive Eden: A New History of California" delves into Chapter Seven, exploring the Bear Flag Revolt of California in the early 1800s. It discusses the American interest in California, the concerns of Comandante General Jos Castro, and the interactions between Americans and Ca

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This content provides details about an upcoming joint workshop and discussion held by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission and Washington Department of Commerce on equity in utility planning. It covers topics such as greenhouse gas neutrality standards, clean energy implementation

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Courage California, a multi-issue political organization founded in 2007, focuses on voter education, issue advocacy, and voter outreach in California. With over 1.4 million members, the organization aims to flip seats from Republican to Democrat, support progressive ballot measures, and counter cor

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Public ownership of utilities offers economic gains, democratic control, and addresses public interest objectives such as renewable energy and affordability. This model presents opportunities for cost savings, local economies, and transparent planning. However, challenges like debt accumulation and

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This document outlines centralised arrangements frameworks for various services including advertising, marketing, office supplies, vehicles supply and maintenance, utilities, and more. It covers Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) for media strategy, planning, and buying, as well as services related to

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The presentation sheds light on the roles of the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC), emphasizing its regulatory functions over various utilities such as water, natural gas, electricity, and more. It discusses the key principles of utility regulation in Kentucky since 1934, focusing on rates an

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Effective management of residential demand charges is crucial for utilities to recover costs efficiently. Initiatives such as time-of-use rates and demand charges offer solutions to align costs with peak demand, sending proper price signals to customers. By implementing innovative rate design strate

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California's fiscal outlook was presented to the California School Boards Association by the Legislative Analyst's Office in December 2016. The report highlights a decrease in revenues and expenditures for the 2016-17 fiscal year, leading to a revised reserve down by $1 billion. However, the state i

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The California Public Utilities Commission held a pre-release vendor conference for the RFP 17PS5017 focused on Energy Efficiency Program Oversight and Evaluation. The conference agenda included presentations on procurement, EM&V program overview, qualification requirements, deliverable cost sheets,

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This review covers various aspects of business and marketing concepts from the Fall of 2013, including discussions on market segmentation, understanding consumer needs, economic utilities, and discretionary income expenditures. Key topics such as market definition, market segmentation, and economic

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California Indian Legal Services, established in 1967, provides legal assistance to low-income Native Americans, tribes, and tribal organizations in California. With four offices located strategically across the state, they offer a range of services including tribal representation, tribal government

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This presentation delves into the economic impact of regulations on hen housing in California, focusing on the California Treatment of Farm Animals Act and its effects on egg production. The Proposition 2 passed in 2008 mandated certain welfare standards for farm animals, including laying hens. The

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The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) oversees various water utilities in the state, ensuring safe and reliable services at reasonable rates. The PSC received annual reports in 2017 from drinking water and wastewater utilities, revealing details about customers served and water sold. The comm

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California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) plays a crucial role in regulating services and utilities to protect consumers and the environment. Governed by five Commissioners, CPUC oversees various industries such as electric utilities, natural gas utilities, and more. The Energy Division focuses

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The disclosure forms and checklists outlined in the provided content detail the prevailing wage obligations placed on contractors working on renewable generating facilities in California. Failure to comply may result in consequences, such as ineligibility to participate in certain tariffs. The docum

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The Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) program in California, implemented in 2011, offers a streamlined pathway for community college students to transfer to a California State University (CSU) campus with junior standing. It guarantees admission into the CSU system, priority consideration for impa

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Water Utilities provide an update on Low-Income Oversight Board activities, legislation status, total low-income customer data, OIR proceedings, AB 401 statewide program progress, investor-owned water utilities statistics, cost of capital proceeding details, and recent legislative developments relat

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The presentation of the Utilities Stock by Samuel Conkright and Likun Fan provides insights into the energy sector, focusing on companies like Calpine Corp and Nextera Energy Inc. It covers economic factors, market data, recent news, and business analysis related to the utilities industry. Recommend

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This project, generously funded by The San Joaquin Valley Health Fund and The California Endowment, focuses on the health impacts of utility shutoffs, including risks like pneumonia, flu, bronchitis, and dangerous practices. It includes GIS mapping, participatory research, storytelling, documentarie

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The evaluation of the 2015 California Statewide Critical Peak Pricing (CPP) program assesses the impact of higher electricity rates during peak hours on selected days, aiming to reduce demand and infrastructure costs. The program default rate for large customers like PG&E, with SMB customers gradual

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Overview of the DER Action Plan update presented to the Commissioner Committee on Emerging Trends at the California Public Utilities Commission on March 21, 2018. The plan outlines key elements, achievements, challenges, and opportunities related to Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) in California.

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The Distributed Energy Resources (DER) Action Plan by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) lays out a vision and framework for DER policy development and implementation. The plan encompasses three tracks focusing on rates and tariffs, distribution grid infrastructure, and wholesale DER

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The DER Action Plan Update by the California Public Utilities Commission outlines a long-term vision for Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) and supporting policies. It covers tracks on rates and tariffs, distribution planning, interconnection, and procurement, as well as wholesale market integratio

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The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) established the TEAM and CHANGES programs to assist limited English proficient (LEP) consumers, seniors, and disabled individuals with education and complaint resolution services related to telecommunications and energy utilities. These programs prov

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California's fiscal outlook, as presented to the California School Boards Association, highlights positive trends in state revenues, a healthy general fund condition, and projected increases in education funding. The state's operating surpluses, though declining rainy day deposits, indicate overall

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The analysis focuses on minimizing air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions, with a priority on disadvantaged communities, as directed by California's Public Utilities Commission. It includes quantifying criteria pollutants within and outside of Disadvantaged Communities (DACs) for the years 2026

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, initiatives were launched in Michigan to ensure access to water and energy utilities. Executive orders, grant programs, and partnerships were put in place to prevent shut-offs, provide assistance, and increase transparency and accountability. Residents were urged to con

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Assembly Bill 1180 aims to eliminate transaction fees on water utility bill payments made through credit and debit cards. The bill allows participating water utilities to waive these fees during their General Rate Case cycle, collecting information on payment methods, costs, customer utilization, ex

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This RFP by the California Energy Commission aims to support analysis of customer energy use data, including AMI data, for major utilities in California. The goal is to enhance understanding of energy load, impacts of decarbonization actions, and improve energy forecasts to guide policy recommendati

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