Today, we join IBEW and NECA to observe National Lineworker Appreciation Day, which honors the life and work of Henry Miller, the first IBEW president, and our nation’s more than 100,000 electrical lineworkers. Read our joint press release: bit.ly/44ke3b8

The future of energy is being shaped by the rise of AI and the data centers powering it. CEO Harry Sideris explains how we’re investing in a smarter, more resilient grid to meet this growing demand for the communities and industries we serve. spr.ly/6013fy5dP.

The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) today released its annual Financial Review, which shows that America’s investor-owned electric companies are outpacing all other capital-intensive industries as they work to provide the investment and infrastructure required to drive

EEI member companies continue to invest to support the growing electricity demand driven by AI and data center expansion, industrialization and the reshoring of manufacturing activity, and the electrification of the broader economy. These investments support local jobs, empower

This morning, the The Wall Street Journal detailed how AI and data centers are transforming America’s economy. At the center of this shift: EEI's member electric companies—providing the electricity and enabling the innovation these emerging sectors need to thrive: on.wsj.com/3UCdEem

EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney today joined Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority Commissioner Michael Caron and fellow association leaders for a discussion on the ever-evolving policy landscape in D.C. When asked about meeting growing demand for electricity, Maloney said: "It's a very exciting time for

We appreciate Chairman Rep. Bruce Westerman and Congressman Jared Golden’s leadership on the SPEED Act and urge Congress to advance this common-sense legislation that meaningfully removes roadblocks and supports the infrastructure that powers communities across America.

Today, Edison Electric Institute President and CEO Drew Maloney sent a letter to Congressional leaders urging action on comprehensive permitting reform to accelerate infrastructure deployment that will provide better service to customers, drive economic growth, and strengthen

💡On the latest Electric Perspectives Podcast episode, we welcome EEI’s new President and CEO, Drew Maloney. Press play to hear Drew share how America’s electric companies are positioned to lead and meet the growing demand for energy, safely and reliably, while continuing to

From powering celebrations to critical infrastructure, America’s electric companies are ensuring families and communities have reliable, affordable energy throughout their daily lives. Our industry is working to keep customer bills as low as possible and meeting the needs of

💡On the latest #ElectricPerspectivesPodcast episode, EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney and ITC Holdings President Krista Tanner discuss how reforming permitting processes is essential for electric companies to deliver reliable energy while keeping bills at the lowest cost

Tune into CNBC now to watch EEI’s Drew Maloney and Brian Sullivan LIVE from EEI’s 60th Financial Conference. Tune in here: cnbc.com/live-tv/

We are thrilled to welcome CNBC’s Brian Sullivan to EEI's 60th Financial Conference. Brian will be speaking with our member company CEOs throughout the day and will broadcast Power Lunch live with us this afternoon. Tune in at 2 p.m. Eastern.

Streamlining permitting and cutting government red tape is a key priority for America’s electric companies and was the focus of a panel discussion this morning featuring EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney, The Honorable @ericcantor, and Ameren Corporation President and CEO Marty Lyons.

EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney and WEC Energy Group’s Scott Lauber took the stage this morning to discuss meeting data center demand quickly and affordably for customers. “The key for us is working with data centers early and ensuring they pay their fair share. We’re

We were honored to welcome CNBC’s Brian Sullivan to the stage at EEI’s 60th annual Financial Conference this morning, where he moderated a CEO panel featuring Lisa Grow of Idaho Power, Drew Marsh of @entergy, and EEI Vice Chair David Campbell of @evergy. “We’ve come around to a

5 mins to Power Lunch let’s rock it

.CNBC’s Brian Sullivan will be LIVE for Power Lunch from EEI’s Financial Conference in just a few minutes. Tune in now: cnbc.com/live-tv/

💡JUST IN: A timely piece by EEI's President and CEO, Drew Maloney. washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer… #PermitAmerica2Build⚒️

Permitting reform is essential for powering innovation | RESTORING AMERICA trib.al/4Dxkf16