Structured register of US state utility regulation

Structured register of US state utility regulation: every public utility commission across all 50 states plus the District of Columbia (51 commissions) with the sitting commissioner roster (199 commissioners), appointment and departure events with dates and confirmation provenance, and a parallel proceedings layer covering dockets from official commission filing systems — rate cases, certificates of convenience and necessity, mergers and acquisitions, tariff and rate-design investigations — each captured with docket number, parties, procedural milestones such as evidentiary hearing windows, proposal-for-decision and final-decision dates, monetary amounts requested, intervenor and exhibit counts, and a written narrative of what is at stake, refreshed continuously and summarised in a weekly and bi-weekly briefing.

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Industry: Electric UtilitiesApplication Software
Instruments: equitiesfixed_income
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular plus narrative — normalized records behind a free web reference with per-state intelligence pages and docket entries, supplemented by a bi-weekly email briefing and a customer-relationship integration for stakeholder tracking; no published API, bulk export or download, and the terms forbid large-scale scraping or redistribution without written permission
Volume: Fully enumerated on the entity layer — 51 commissions, 199 sitting commissioners and 51 jurisdictions, with 14 priority states carrying full state-intelligence pages. The proceedings layer is not counted publicly, but a partial proxy is available: a single contested Texas transmission docket had attracted 6,340 filings by a given date and one Arizona rate case drew roughly 35 intervenors, 50-plus witnesses and 300-plus exhibits, whereas the service curates a weekly watch list, implying hundreds of tracked dockets per year across all jurisdictions rather than the tens of thousands of raw filings those dockets contain.
Users: 0 registered accounts on the free reference layer — the site is openly available to government-affairs professionals with no account or sales funnel, so there is no registration base by construction. The monetised population is institutional: newsletter subscribers to the bi-weekly PUC Watch briefing (est. hundreds to low thousands) plus a small number of bespoke-research and institutional-partnership buyers.
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active and early — the bi-weekly briefing launched in March 2026, the methodology describes automated change detection every six hours with automatic publication of appointments and departures, coverage of proceedings is explicitly expanding beyond the current 14 priority states, and tracked dockets carry decision dates running into 2027.
Launched: ~2025-2026 — the reference site and the PUC Watch briefing were launched together in March 2026, built by a single practitioner drawing on prior government-affairs experience at a regulated utility, so the platform is roughly six months old at assessment.
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