Daily edition | Dec. 9, 2019 Note from the editor After careful consideration of the leading executives, companies and industry trends, we are pleased to unveil the recipients of the Utility Dive Awards for 2019.
In a year focused on decarbonization targets and an expanding amount of options for customers, we chose to highlight the most innovative collaborations between utilities and distributed power providers. Our awards range from new business models to unique partnerships that are re-establishing industry standards for an electric utility's work.
We will share the stories of all of the recipients through Friday, beginning with Executive of the Year. In the meantime, you can read about all of our winners here.
As always, we appreciate your readership and welcome your feedback. What trends will you be watching in 2020? Send us a note.
 Iulia Gheorghiu
Editor, Utility Dive
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The settlement resolves claims related to several fires including the 2017 and 2018 wildfires that ravaged northern California and gives the utility a path to exit bankruptcy in summer 2020. |
Dive Awards Powell is leaving her post at the end of the year, but created a new playbook for the investor-owned utility to continue to prioritize customer choice. |
The utility's Integrated Resource Plan also includes almost 590 MW of energy storage. |
The new time-of-use rates would replace the utility's current summer tiered rates. This could mean big peak demand savings for customers with distributed solar or an electric vehicle. |
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