Throughout 2023, Energy Talk, Electric Perspectives magazine, and the Electric Perspectives podcast documented examples of how EEI’s member companies are leading efforts to deliver America’s resilient clean energy future. Following are just a few highlights from our 2023 coverage:

Celebrating 90 Years of Power by Association
(Electric Perspectives, May/June 2023)
“Since EEI proudly assumed the mantle of representing America’s investor-owned electric companies 90 years ago, we have showcased the game-changing, life-enhancing work of our member companies to build the foundation for America’s resilient clean energy future. Celebrating an anniversary like this is an opportunity for reflection—as well as to look ahead. The history of EEI and our member companies is as inspiring as our future is exciting.” Read more.

17 EEI Member Companies Involved With Announced Hydrogen Hubs
(Energy Talk, October 2023)
“The Biden administration and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced more than $7 billion in federal funding for the development of seven regional clean hydrogen hubs—called H2Hubs—across the United States. Seventeen EEI member companies are involved with the seven teams selected for award negotiations, which range from $750 million to $1.2 billion in funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.” Read more.

EEI 2023: Highlights from EEI’s Annual Meeting
(Electric Perspectives, July/August 2023)
“EEI’s member companies are committed to delivering reliable, resilient clean energy to the customers and communities they serve, working collaboratively with partners in government, technology, academia, and the investment community to lead the global clean energy transition. In June at EEI 2023, top leaders from industry and government joined thought leaders from business and academia to showcase EEI member companies’ vision and commitment to resilient clean energy.” Read more.

Collaborating to Combat Wildfires
(Electric Perspectives podcast, May 2023)
“America's electric companies are working together to identify opportunities to enhance mitigation, detection, and response capabilities as part of our wildfire mitigation strategy. The electric power industry has built trusted relationships with partners across the federal government who have key roles to play in our collective wildfire mitigation efforts. U.S. Forest Service Chief Randy Moore and EEI Vice Chair Maria Pope, who is president and CEO of Portland General Electric (PGE) in Oregon and co-chair of EEI's Wildfire CEO Taskforce and the Electricity Subsector Coordinating Council's Wildfire Working Group, joined the Electric Perspectives podcast to discuss the industry-government partnership to combat wildfires and how PGE and the U.S. Forest Service prepare for the peak of wildfire season.” Listen now.