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Rhode Island Regulator Abigail Anthony to Chair NARUC Committee on Energy Resources and the Environment
This appointment of Abigail Anthony to chair NARUC's Committee on Resources and the Environment is nationwide recognition of Rhode Islands commitment to eliminating GHG emissions from the environment. Congratulations, Madam Commissioner, I hope, someday, we have an opportunity to discuss NEPOOL pathways forward and I can describe the Always on Capacity Exchange (AOCE), like I did for the Mass AGO's office. AOCE is available at the NEPOOL reference library under "C. Other Approaches"; http://nepool.com/Future_Grid_Ref_Library.php
Rhode Island Regulator Abigail Anthony to Chair NARUC Committee on Energy Resources and the Environment
WASHINGTON (December 15, 2020) — Abigail Anthony, a member of the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission, was tapped by National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners President Paul Kjellander to chair the Committee on Resources and the Environment. Anthony replaces Commissioner Jeff Ackermann, who leaves the Colorado Public Service Commission in January. The committee is a venue for state regulators to discuss ways to provide utility customers with environmentally sustainable and affordable energy services. It focuses on energy efficiency, environmental protection, renewable and distributed resources, consumer protection, low-income weatherization and assistance and public interest research and development.
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