It's that time of year!

RENEW YOUR WPUI MEMBERSHIP or

BECOME A WPUI MEMBER

January 24

Members-Only Program

Online Program

Registration Required

Short-Term Energy Outlook for 2024

with Dr. Tyler Hodge, US EIA

March 5

Online Program

Transition to Clean Energy

March 13

In-Person Program

Public Utilities Law Update

This annual program highlights regulatory and legislative changes over the past year. It will include presentations from the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin as well as attorneys familiar with these recent changes.

Sponsorship Opportunity

Would you like your organization’s name listed on all marketing materials, on the agenda, and on the Public Utilities Law Update program web page as a sponsor of this year’s program?

See the Sponsorship section of WPUI's 2024 Membership Form for details.

REGIONAL TRANSMISSION ORGANIZATION FUNDAMENTALS

- AND NEW in 2024 -

RTO 2.0 Program

Hybrid Programs

April 8-10: RTO Fundamentals provides a comprehensive overview of RTOs in North America.

April 10-12: NEW IN 2024! RTO 2.0 delves deeper into some of the topics covered in RTO Fundamentals.

Register for both April 8-12

to take advantage of discounted pricing.



Attendees will develop a solid understanding of...

• How and why RTOs were created
• What their many functions are today
• How transmission planning is conducted
• How resource adequacy is managed
• How the system maintains operational reliability
• How financial markets operate

ENERGY UTILITY BASICS

October 7-11, 2024

Hybrid Program

WPUI's Annual Flagship Program 

- SINCE 1982 -

Energy Utility Basics is an intensive course on the fundamental concepts critical to being conversant in today’s energy industry.

Attendees will...

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the history of the electric and natural gas industries
• Attain insights into the regulatory decision-making process
• Examine current issues facing the energy industry
• Obtain practical knowledge of the operations and technology of the electric and natural gas industries from extraction, whether from the ground or renewables, to the customer’s bill

Please forward this to anyone you feel might be

interested in our programs.

Look to the future and get involved with WPUI!



We are always interested in ideas for future programs.

We would love to talk with you about possibly being a speaker.

Contact WPUI director Lori Sakk at sakk@wisc.edu