Real Progress: EP Speaks With Outgoing EEI Chairman Chris Crane

An interview with Chris Crane, outgoing EEI chairman and president and CEO of Exelon Corporation is presented. Crane said that our workers-both at Exelon and throughout the industry-have, quite simply, kept the lights on and the natural gas flowing throughout the pandemic. That is what they do, and...

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Published inElectric Perspectives Vol. 45; no. 3; pp. 12 - 13
Main Author Crane, Chris
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Edison Electric Institute 01.05.2020
Subjects
Chief executive officers
Crane, Chris
Cranes
Customer satisfaction
Cybersecurity
Disaster management
Gas pipelines
Natural gas
Pandemics
Supply chain management
Supply chains
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Summary:An interview with Chris Crane, outgoing EEI chairman and president and CEO of Exelon Corporation is presented. Crane said that our workers-both at Exelon and throughout the industry-have, quite simply, kept the lights on and the natural gas flowing throughout the pandemic. That is what they do, and I am so proud to be associated with them. Our companies plan and drill for disaster response on a routine basis. Although this pandemic is not like anything we've ever seen before, we moved smoothly into crisis response. Despite very real constraints in how we can currently work, Exelon's six electric and gas companies and our generating plants have maintained very high reliability and customer satisfaction. We have successfully confronted major cybersecurity and supply chain challenges. EEI's Workforce Development Initiative made real progress in building a pipeline of qualified men and women to serve our customers and communities. We started by engaging member companies on sharing best practices, benchmarking, and extensive research.
ISSN:0364-474X
1930-3998