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National Grid Renewables Donates $500k from Wild Springs Solar Project to New Underwood School District AEIC member company National Grid Renewables makes a significant pledge! They’re donating over $500,000 from their Wild Springs Solar Project to the New Underwood School District in South Dakota. The new Wild Springs Education Fund will benefit the community and […]

AEIC Member Company WEC Energy Group Receives UW System Regents Business Partnership Award Congratulations to AEIC member company WEC Energy Group for being honored with the prestigious Regents Business Partnership Award from UW System for their unwavering support of UW-Milwaukee and its students. As UWM’s top corporate donor and with a partnership spanning nearly 50

EV Impacts on the Grid and Consumers by Steve Hauser, CEO and President, AEIC According to statistics from the International Energy Agency (IEA), from 2011-2021, the number of Electric Vehicles (EVs) on the road in the U.S. increased from a mere twenty-two thousand to more than two million. While this represents less than five percent

Photo Gallery: Edison Congress 2023 Edison Congress 2023 was convened by Public Utilities Fortnightly and the Association of Edison Illuminating Companies May 15 – 17 in Washington, D.C. The inaugural event at the Hotel Washington brought together the men and women who lead the generation, transmission, and distribution organizations of North America’s electric industry. A

AEIC Members Share Cost Optimization Approaches by Joseph Somma, General Manager of Electric Operations at Consolidated Edison and Russell Hinton, Director of Envision Tomorrow at Dominion Energy, Co-Chairs of AEIC’s Cost Optimization Subcommittee Electric utilities in the U.S. are continuously focused on improving efficiencies in operations, maintenance, and capital projects, while simultaneously maintaining safety, reliability,

AEIC Member Spotlight: Tampa Electric by Steve Hauser, AEIC CEO and President Since its founding by Thomas Edison in 1885, AEIC’s members have established a legacy of industry leadership, from invention and construction of the early electric grid to today’s innovative approaches to grid modernization and a cleaner, low-carbon future. In 1887, Tampa Electric (TECO)

Educating on the Electric Grid of Tomorrow by Dr. Elizabeth Cook, General Manager of Advanced Grid Solutions, Duquesne Light Company The electric power grid of tomorrow is here today and is the keystone infrastructure for all our public utilities and the backbone to our way of life. We have an immediate opportunity and a responsibility