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Public Utilities Reports Guide: Principles of Public Utilities Operations and Management
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America's Electric Utilities 9th Edition
America's Electric Utilities 9th edition, Covering the basics and providing valuable insights into the future of the electric market. Get a clear and concise review of industry fundamentals including: accounting, engineering, economics, finance, law, operations, and risk management.
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THIS WEEK in Utilities and Energy - 17th January 2026
Utilities & Energy Industry Newsletter Weekly Edition | January 11 – January 17, 2026; FERC Signals Continued Focus on Large-Load Integration and Cost Allocation; Utilities Advance Winter Performance Reviews as Cold Weather Persists; Regulatory Finance: Utilities Begin Filing 2026 Rate Cases in Earnest; Natural Gas Markets Remain Volatile Amid Weather and Storage Concerns; Water Utilities Move Closer to PFAS-Related Capital and Rate Filings
THIS WEEK in Utilities and Energy - 10th January 2026
This Week's Top 5 Topics | January 4 – January 10, 2026: Utilities Enter 2026 Under Heightened Reliability and Extreme-Weather Scrutiny; Regulatory Finance Takes Center Stage as Utilities Reassess 2026 Rate Trajectories; Data-Center and AI Load Growth Shifts From Forecast to Near-Term Planning Reality
THIS WEEK in Utilities and Energy - 3rd January 2026
Week of December 28, 2025 through January 3, 2026: Utilities completed closing out 2025; Natural gas prices continued to fluctuate wildly; Investor disclosures and regulatory filings highlighted robust 2026 capital expenditure plans; Water systems took advantage of the final week of the year to prepare for PFAS compliance planning
