Regulatory Related Sites

Federal Communications Commission

The FCC regulates telecommunications matters on a national level and creates policies that can influence regulation on a state level.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

The FERC regulates energy matters (i.e., electric, gas, etc.) on a national. Sometimes this commission will create policies that may influence state energy policies and regulations.

National Regulatory Research Institute

NRRI is the research arm of NARUC. It was established to help conduct analysis, research and studies that affect utility services.

National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners

NARUC is a national association of all state utility commissions, which oversee and regulate various public utility entities throughout the United States and some of its territories. Hawaii's Public Utility Commission is also a part of this organization.

National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates

NASUCA is the association of state advocates for consumers of utility services. Hawaii's Division of Consumer Advocacy is part of this organization.

United States Department of Energy

This federal department promotes a promotes the supply and delivery of reliable, affordable, and environmentally sound energy.

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) is the national service organization dedicated to representing the national interests of cooperative electric utilities and the consumers they serve.

United States Telecom Association

USTelecom represents the interests of service providers in the telecommunications industry.

Telecommunications Research & Action Center

TRAC promotes and advocates the interests of residential telecommunications customers. For almost 20 years TRAC has conducted studies and has published charts to aid consumers in choosing the correct and most efficient service for their calling needs.

Efficiency Vermont

This Vermont public service organization aims to help consumers identify the most cost-effective ways to reduce energy use in your home or business.

American Public Power Association

 

Public Utilities Reports

Public Utilities Reports, Inc. (PUR) has been a leading provider of information and analysis to the electric, natural gas, water and telecommunications industries. As these industries evolve and take advantage of new technologies , it continues to be a resource for anyone with an interest in these field.