The National Council on Electricity Policy
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    • The Evolving Electricity Marketplace
    • Resource Adequacy and Diversity
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    • Reliability, Resilience, and Recovery
    • The Intersection of Energy and the Environment
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Kerry L Worthington
Senior Program Officer
kworthington@naruc.org

 

What is NCEP?

The National Council on Electricity Policy has been convening state officials and staff in 50 states since 1994, representing utility commissioners, legislators, air agency officials, consumer advocates and others, working on power sector interests. We welcome your participation!

NCEP Executive Committee

• Paul Kjellander, Idaho PUC
• Eric Koch, Indiana State Senate
• Nick Wagner, Iowa UB
• Mike Dowd, Virginia DEQ
• Tanya McCloskey, Pennsylvania CA
• Baker Allen, Office of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey
• Sarah Hofmann, Vermont PSB
• Ted Thomas, Arkansas PSC
• Dave Danner, Washington UTC
• ToNola Brown-Bland, North Carolina Utilities Commission
• Upendra Chivukula, New Jersey BPU
• John Chatburn, Idaho Office of Energy

Work Areas

We address all aspects of electricity, primarily through five work areas:

* The Evolving Electricity Marketplace
* Resource Adequacy and Diversity
* Transmission
* Reliability, Resilience, and Recovery
* The Intersection of Energy and the Environment

Contact Us

Please contact Kerry Worthington, NCEP Senior Manager, for more information.

Guiding Principles

Improve the understanding of electricity technologies, markets, programs and policies;
Support the deployment of reliable, clean, and reasonably-priced  electricity;
Improve interstate and intra-state coordination on electricity issues;
Provide technical assistance to states, regions, and multiple stakeholders; and
Conduct planning and coordination activities in support of the Eastern Interconnection States’ Planning Council (EISPC).

NCEP is a project administered by NARUC
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