2025 NASUCA Annual Meeting
2025-11-09 - 2025-11-12 | Sheraton Grand Seattle, 1400 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA
2025 NASUCA Annual Meeting
November 9-12th
Seattle, Washington

The meeting will be taking place at the Sheraton Grand Hotel.

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Meeting Presentations
Monday, November 10, 2025
Innovative Opportunities to Mitigate Enrollment Barriers in Energy Affordability Programs
Kelsey Solberg
Honorable Matthew Baker
EPRI-DC Flex and other Program Updates
Morgan Scott
North American Electric Reliability Corporation
Jim Robb

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

DOE/LBNL Training
ICE Calculator 2.0: Assisting Consumer Advocates, Utilities, and Regulators Estimate the Costs of Power Outages
Peter Larsen
Beyond Bulk: Effectively Considering the Distribution System in Integrated Resource Planning
Grace Relf
Wildfire Mitigation Planning-Maximizing Value for Customers
Eric Borden
Kate Strickland
RMI Tools to Help Consumer Advocates Offices
Joseph Daniels
FERC Case Update
Jason Gray
A Call to Action 2.0: Protecting Customers from Rising Gas Bills
Michael Bloomberg

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2026 NASUCA Mid Year Meeting
2026-07-19 - 2026-07-22 | IN
2026 NASUCA Mid Year Meeting
July 19-22nd, 2026
Minneapolis, Minnesota

The meeting will take place at the Hilton Minneapolis
Registration is now Open!
Final Agenda
Speaker Bio’s and Headshots
Attendee List
Minneapolis Restaurant and Activity Guide

Resolutions Passed
2026-01 NASUCA Resolution Encouraging Permanent Federal Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program
2026-02 NASUCA Resolution Supporting Protections for Non-Hyperscale Load Customers From Actual and Projected Hyperscale Load Growth

Meeting Slides
Monday, July 20, 2026

Evaluating whether Natural Gas Utility Investments are Prudent in the Era of Affordability Concerns and Public Policy Challenges
Clark Kaml

Wonky Regulatory World Hits Page One

Vignettes
Jeff Dennis- Electricity Customer Alliance
Kate Strickland- Smart Electric Power Alliance
Joe Daniel-Tracking the Cost of Cost Trackers

Tuesday, July 21, 2026
DOE/LBNL Technical Training
Speed to Power- Solutions for Accelerating Large Load Connection
Natalie Mims Frick

Rates, Returns, and Regulations: What’s the buzz?
Peter Cappers
*LBNL’s electricity price drivers research can be found here, including data visualization tools. LBNL also manages three related data visualization tools, one focused on state-level price trends and drivers, one allowing users to explore FERC Form 1 utility expenditure data, and another focused on IOU distribution and business operations cost trends.
The evaluation report of PBR in Alberta can be found here, that was the basis for the table in my presentation

Water-White Night? Snake oil Salesman? or Something In Between?
Shaun Sparks-He couldn’t make it, but here are his slides and some addition resources.
Aqua 1329 Acquisitions – Notices to Acquired Customers
Aqua 1329 Acquisitions – Notices to Aqua Customers
PA Section_1327_Explainer
PA Section_1329_Explainer
PAWC Sample 1329 Public Notice

FERC ANOPR- Interconnecting Large Loads- RTO Compliance and the Consumer Response
Greg Poulos
Tricia DeBleeckere

FERC Update-Jason Gray

Federal Communications Commission-Barbara Esbin

NCEP – Framework for State Agency Collaboration on Load Growth
Deborah Reynolds
www.naruc.org/ncep this is a short link to the NCEP homepage
National Council on Electricity Policy Framework Release Webinar, Wednesday, August 12, 2 pm ET: Register now
Join the National Council on Electricity Policy (NCEP) webinar introducing a framework to help state agencies collaboratively manage rapid electricity demand growth driven by large loads such as data centers and advanced manufacturing. It emphasizes three core themes—interagency coordination, shared data and analysis, and careful consideration of economic risks and benefits—as essential to effective decision-making. The framework outlines six practical approaches supporting these themes: early interagency coordination, shared economic development goals, information-sharing portals, state-level load forecasting, interconnection policies, and large load tariffs. Together, these approaches aim to improve transparency, align infrastructure planning with verified demand, and ensure that costs and benefits are distributed fairly among stakeholders. Ultimately, NCEP suggests a proactive, system-level strategy that enables states to capture economic opportunities while safeguarding reliability, affordability, and the public interest.

Vignettes
Alisa Fox- A Smarter Grid Costs Less: How Advanced Transmission Technologies Support Energy Affordability
Jay Griffin- Update – Regulatory Assistance Project
Dr. Asa Hopkins- Residential Ratepayer Risk of Increased Gas Build Out Plans Due To Data Center Growth

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2026 NASUCA Annual Meeting
2026-11-16 - 2026-11-18 | Hyatt Centric French, 800 Iberville Street, New Orleans, LA, 70112, United States
2026 NASUCA Annual Meeting
November 15-18th, 2026
Hyatt Centric French Quarter
New Orleans, Louisiana

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