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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The Revised Municipal Accreditation Framework 2023 presentation discusses the purpose, MINMEC resolutions, legislative framework, and recommendations related to enabling municipalities to administer national housing programs. It outlines the progressive process of capacitation through accreditation

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The presentation outlines proposed amendments to the Local Government Municipal Systems Amendment Bill, focusing on provisions related to the appointment of Senior Managers in municipalities. The amendments include introducing a process for seconding suitable personnel, extending acting periods for

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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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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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This document provides an overview of key legislation applicable to local government in KwaZulu-Natal, highlighting acts such as the Municipal Structures Act, Municipal Systems Act, Municipal Finance Management Act, and more. It discusses the constitutional framework, municipal structures, and gover

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The municipal waste management system in Georgia incurs various costs including waste collection, transportation, disposal, and administration. Municipal waste charges must adhere to legal requirements such as the Polluter Pays principle and limits on charges. The Law of Georgia on Local Fees regula

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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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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 analysis focuses on reviewing and ensuring the appropriate allocation of funds for municipal services in unincorporated areas of Box Elder County, Utah. It includes financial equity review to ensure fair payments by residents. The report delves into various municipal services provided, such as

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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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The Kentucky Municipal Utilities Association provides recommendations to address challenges in public water and wastewater systems, focusing on aging infrastructure, declining water use, increasing public scrutiny on water quality, emerging contaminants, tightening regulations, and affordability iss

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Rochester Public Utilities (RPU) holds annual meetings to discuss and provide information on the calculation of the True-up of RPU's 2016 Annual Transmission Revenue Requirements. The presentation also covers the True-up Adjustment applied to the 2018 Forward-Looking Rate. RPU uses a FERC-approved F

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Explore key laws and regulations that directors and trustees of municipal, joint, county, and association libraries in New Jersey need to know and follow. Learn about the establishment of public libraries, membership and restrictions for municipal and joint municipal library boards, as well as diffe

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Directors and trustees of municipal, joint, county, and association libraries in New Jersey must adhere to specific laws regarding establishment, governance, and membership. Municipal and joint municipal library board appointments, restrictions, and differences are outlined, emphasizing the signific

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Gain insights into the Maryland Utilities Request for Proposals process in this webinar. Key topics include understanding the RFP context, bid structures, Full Requirements Service Agreement, and more. Find out about changes from previous processes and get answers to related queries.

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Net metering enables customers to own or lease renewable generation, interconnect with the electric system, and offset consumption. Customers can use solar energy in their homes and the excess energy generated can be sold back to the grid. The rate utilities pay for excess generation varies and is s

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Modernizing the NEM tariff to allow pre-PSPS charging involves utilities proposing modifications to allow energy storage systems to temporarily import energy from the grid upon advanced notification of a PSPS event. This process includes coordination with developers/aggregators and consultation with

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Explore the diverse career pathways in municipal law, including roles of City Attorney and Assistant/Deputy City Attorney. Learn about opportunities in in-house legal counsel and municipal law firms, emphasizing issue specialization. Delve into the legal issues commonly dealt with in municipal law p

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The presentation outlines the municipal finance system in the Federal Republic of Germany, using Thuringia as an example. It covers tax revenue, key allocations to municipalities, fiscal equalization, and the structure of the federal and state governments. Various taxes, including federal, municipal

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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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Explore the world of municipal bonds in public finance, essential for financing capital projects and spreading budgetary impacts over time. Learn how bonds are a burden-spreading tool, not a financing tool, and how they impact project funding decisions. Discover the real impacts of bonds, the volume

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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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Explore the functions of a Municipal Court, the role of a Municipal Judge, jurisdiction over criminal misdemeanors and traffic offenses, importance of enforcing traffic laws, defendant's options in a trial, the right to a jury trial, and the concept of impartiality in legal proceedings.

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The Franklin County Municipal Court Clerks Office is the largest and busiest municipal court in the state, with 14 Judges, 1 Environmental Judge, and 7 Magistrates. The office comprises 8 divisions focusing on areas such as criminal/traffic, courtroom services, accounting/finance, and more, handling

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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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Municipal approvals are essential for various projects such as new construction, transportation, utilities, major landscape projects, and more. This overview covers what municipal approvals entail, which projects require them, and where to find resources for navigating the approval process successfu

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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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Public libraries in New Jersey are established through referendums for municipal, joint municipal, and county systems. Association libraries operate under the Nonprofit Corporation Act, becoming public by accepting public funds. The governance includes municipal and joint municipal library boards, a

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The Manchester Township 2017 Municipal Budget shows a total budget of $33,906,697.45 with an increase from 2016. The breakdown includes categories like salaries, statutory debt, and operating expenses. The local levy reduced from 2016, and projected revenues indicate various sources contributing to

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This data presents the budget allocation for various projects in 2017-2018, covering public participation programs, mayoral office initiatives, road projects, electrification projects, formalization of settlements, sports precinct development, and municipal infrastructure improvements in certain are

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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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