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Our mission: By creating new knowledge and democratizing existing knowledge, we seek to empower utility regulators to make public interest decisions of the highest possible quality. The matrix: The matrix below displays the range of services NRRI will perform for the regulatory community. "Mouse over" any cell under the 5 industry subject areas electricity, gas, telecommunications, water and multi-utility to obtain a quick view of the content within and click to access the content. |
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“... [T]he Commission has
claimed to be the representative of the public interest. This role does not
permit it to act as an umpire blandly calling balls and strikes for
adversaries appearing before it; the right of the public must receive active
and affirmative protection at the hands of the Commission.”
Scenic Hudson Preservation
Conference v. FPC, 354 F.2d 608, 620 (2d Cir. 1965) (referring to the
Federal Power Commission), cert. denied sub nom., Consolidated Edison Co. v.
Scenic Hudson Preservation Conference, 384 U.S. 941 (1966). |
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NRRI Recruitment
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- Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Rate Design, Smart
Grid. NRRI is seeking an energy policy professional with top-flight
analytical, writing, presentational and leadership skills, to stimulate and
advise the regulatory community on policy challenges arising from climate
change, with an emphasis on energy efficiency, renewable energy, rate design and
the grid infrastructure necessary to support these efforts.
Learn more . . .
- Telecommunications. NRRI is seeking a
telecommunications policy professional with
top-flight analytical, writing and presentational
skills to lead the regulatory community in solving
policy challenges in the telecommunications field.
Learn more . . .
- Knowledge Center Manager. NRRI seeks a
knowledge center manager with expertise in content
management to help launch a collaborative
problem-solving online “meeting space” for state
regulators and their staffs.
Learn more . . .
- Electricity Expert. NRRI's mission is to
provide state utility commissions with research
services necessary to achieve utility regulation of
the highest possible quality. This mission requires
four types of work: (a) identifying unsolved
regulatory challenges, (b) creating the new
knowledge necessary to meet those challenges, (c)
democratizing access to existing knowledge, and (d)
stimulating discussion on principles of high quality
regulation.
Learn more . . .
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