Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions

Southeast Energy Insecurity Stakeholder Initiative Webinar: Understanding Utility Business Models

Date and Time
Wednesday, August 4, 2021 - 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. EDT
Location
Webinar
Southeast Energy Insecurity Stakeholder Initiative Webinar: Understanding Utility Business Models

About

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The Southeast Energy Insecurity Stakeholder Initiative is a project of the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions at Duke University, Appalachian Voices, and the North Carolina Justice Center. The purpose of the Initiative is to facilitate a broad, collaborative discussion among stakeholders to explore the opportunities for reducing energy insecurity in the Southeast.

Over the last few months, stakeholders have begun to identify areas of interest where subject matter expertise would be useful to ongoing working group discussions. One of these areas was the different types of utilities that exist in the Southeast and their respective business models, including how utilities operate, how they are regulated, and what is possible with respect to reducing energy burdens and improving energy security. This subject matter expert webinar is designed to help participants gain a better understanding of this topic.
 

Speakers

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  • Therese Griffin, Dominion Energy
  • Patricia Housand, Santee Cooper
  • Lynda Shafer, Duke Energy
  • Jeff Smith, Southern Company
  • Mike Smith, Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina

This gathering is in compliance with our understanding of the requirements and restrictions of the North Carolina Ethics Act and Lobbying Law, NCGS §138A-32(e).