AEP
AES
Ameren
Arizona Public Service
AVANGRID
Bandera Electric Cooperative
Black Hills Energy
CenterPoint Energy
Cleco Holdings
CMS Energy
Con Edison
Dominion Energy
Duke Energy
Duquesne Light
Evergy
Eversource
Exelon
FirstEnergy
Florida Power & Light
Fortis
Green Mountain Power
Long Island Power Authority
National Grid
Nebraska Public Power District
New York Power Authority
OGE Energy
Oncor
PacifiCorp
PG&E
PNGC Power
Portland General Electric
Rappahannock Electric Coop.
San Diego Gas & Electric
Santee Cooper
Southern Company
Southern California Edison
TECO Energy
Tennessee Valley Authority
Trico Electric Cooperative
Vermont Electric Power
WEC Energy Group
Xcel Energy
April 15-17, 2024
Hotel Washington
Washington D.C.
660 feet from White House’s East Wing
With the men and women who lead the generation, transmission, and distribution organizations of North America’s electric industry.
Unique exclusive invite-only networking opportunities with the industry’s operations and engineering leaders.
From Monday evening’s reception at the Hotel Washington’s 11th floor rooftop terrace/bar (with an unparalleled view of White House and Washington Monument).
To the highly interactive “comparing notes” sessions and small group breakouts on Tuesday and Wednesday. Participants will be sharing experiences and best practices.
With breakfasts, luncheons, breaks, and receptions to further network with those that the industry depends on to keep the grid reliable, resilient, affordable, safe, and increasingly clean.
AEIC holds a unique and important position in the electric industry today as the only place where senior leaders and operational experts come together to share knowledge, collaborate, and provide guidance to the industry.
AEIC’s members respond to challenges, accelerate change, and achieve excellence in all aspects of generation, transmission, distribution, and storage of electric power for the benefit of all members, the industry at large, and consumers. As the industry’s longest-serving and preeminent association, founded by Thomas Edison, AEIC has been leading the way since 1885.
Public Utilities Fortnightly, published twelve times a year and heavily relied on by utility industry leaders for almost one hundred years. The print and digital issue is distributed to industry leaders including senior utility executives, state and federal regulators, legislators, associations, and professional firms.
PUF plays an essential role as the print, digital, video platform for the industry to express and exchange experiences and perspectives on the industry’s direction.
