A proposed multi-association professional community across APPAM, ASPA, PMRA, and NASPAA, dedicated to connecting individuals and institutions engaged in utility policy and management, and advancing research, practice, and professional exchange on essential utility and infrastructure systems.
Utility Policy & Management is an emerging professional community for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, regulators, students, utility professionals, public managers, and public-service leaders working across essential utility systems, including electricity, water, wastewater, stormwater, natural gas, broadband, and related public services. It provides a shared space for research exchange, policy dialogue, professional connection, and collaboration on the public policy and public management challenges shaping these systems.
Join us in building a stronger professional community around utility policy and management.
Utility P&M is being developed as a possible multi-association professional community with alignment across public policy, public administration, public management, and public affairs education networks.
We are currently organizing the institutional and member support needed to formally establish the Utility Policy & Management Community across APPAM, ASPA, PMRA, and NASPAA, while also engaging other relevant organizations in conversations about partnership, alignment, and future collaboration.
If you are interested in joining, collaborating, or learning more, we would love to connect.
A sustained space for people working on utility policy and management.
Bridging electricity, water, gas, broadband, infrastructure, policy, and public management.
Connecting scholarship, regulation, implementation, and professional experience.
Supporting students, early-career professionals, faculty, and practitioners.
Helping define utility policy and management as a visible area of scholarship and practice.
Utility P&M welcomes individuals and institutions working across:
Electricity, water, wastewater, stormwater, natural gas, broadband, telecommunications, and related public service systems.
Governance, regulation, affordability, reliability, resilience, sustainability, equity, finance, planning, implementation, innovation, and institutional performance.
Public administration, public policy, public management, planning, law, economics, engineering, environmental studies, nonprofit leadership, and related disciplines.
Scholars, students, educators, practitioners, regulators, policymakers, public managers, utility professionals, consultants, nonprofit leaders, advocates, and community partners.