Duke Energy DUK benefits from operating primarily as a regulated utility because regulation provides stable and predictable revenues. Regulators allow the company to earn approved returns on its ...

Effective January 1, 2026, the laws in Delaware have changed to replace the business judgment rule with the prudence standard for utility ratemaking. This change in the legal standard for regulated ...

Performance-based regulation is in vogue in utility regulatory circles. But like the beer with the same acronym, Pabst Blue ...

Regulated utilities may no longer need equity investors, as their low-risk, monopoly status makes such capital costly and unnecessary in modern markets. Historical legal frameworks like Hope and ...

U.S. utility regulation has shifted dramatically. The new normal is a regime of self-regulation that favors corporate interests over public oversight. Affordability and energy security are largely ...

Entergy Corporation is transitioning from a stable utility to a visible growth story, driven by industrial and data center demand. ETR's $41 billion capital plan through 2029 is focused on ...