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RENEW Wisconsin held their annual Renewable Energy Summit on January 18 in Madison, WI. The summit touched on several key topics, including unveiling their 2017 Honor Roll for Utility Solar PV Projects currently operating in the state. The PV installations that made the honor roll are generating approximately 80 MW. Our team assisted our clients […]

A depreciation study examines the age, mortality, and salvage characteristics of a utility’s plant to formulate appropriate depreciation rates. Our team is excited to announce that we now offer these studies to our electric cooperative clients. Regulated cooperatives typically establish current depreciation rates by filing a depreciation study during a rate adjustment application. Self-regulated cooperatives […]

With this promotion, Jim will provide leadership and support to our AMI and Utility Technology teams and clients, in addition to his current leadership role with our Utility SCADA and Automation team. Jim earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering and an MBA degree from Edgewood College. […]

Our team helped Capital Electric get the program up and running and continues to assist in accurately calculating reductions and rebates, and with peak event dispatching. Check out the local TV station’s report on the new program (link below). ND news coverage Please contact Steve Fenrick at fenricks@powersystem.org with any questions you might have about how your […]

PSE’s Rich Macke and Elena Kanaeva-Larson, along with KEC’s Doug Shepherd, will present the seminar. This course will provide a thorough understanding of the basic purposes, concepts, challenges, and solutions needed for ratemaking in today’s dynamic electric industry landscape. Topics to be covered include: establishing revenue requirements, assigning cost responsibility, and designing retail rates. Specific […]

September 17 – 20, Nashville, TN PSE’s Rich Macke will present: Cost of Service: Transforming Theory into Reality September 19   1:30 – 3:00 pm As a public power utility, you set rates to recover costs, not to reap profits. Yet no matter how robust your cost of service analysis—customers don’t care. When you announce […]