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Regulatory Guidance

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Guidance for unlocking efficiency, accuracy, and repeatability in rate cases

Summary

The regulatory process is the backbone of revenue recovery for utilities. Yet, many organizations continue to struggle with data fragmentation, legacy systems, and staff turnover—all while facing heightened regulatory scrutiny. This page distills the key insights from our recent webinar, “A Guide to the Regulatory Process”, where RCC experts and utility leaders explored practical strategies for navigating rate cases.

From rate case management and modeling to tax compliance and automation, the path forward for utilities lies in building repeatable, scalable processes underpinned by enriched, accurate data.

Why regulatory excellence matters


Challenges utilities face in the Regulatory Process:


  • Fragmented Systems and Data

    Multiple ERPs, fixed asset subledgers, and tax systems complicate integration


  • Legacy Models

    Outdated Excel workbooks with hundreds of tabs, prone to error


  • Resource Constraints

    Turnover and aging workforce reduce institutional knowledge


  • Rising Regulatory Demands

    Multi-year rate plans and increased interrogatories require agility


  • High Stakes

    Disallowances, delayed filings, or compliance gaps directly impact earnings and credibility

The path forward for utility finance pros:


  • Invest in Data Integrity

    Reconcile fragmented data across systems


  • Build Repeatable Models

    Transition from sprawling Excel workbooks to scalable structures


  • Integrate Tax and Regulatory

    Avoid normalization pitfalls through early tax involvement


  • Leverage Automation

    Focus on repeatable, high-volume, error-prone processes


  • Prepare for Workforce Transitions

    Capture institutional knowledge in structured systems

The Difference

Guides in the Regulatory Process

Our experts are ready to find opportunities for improvement specific to your company and systems.

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An educational webinar focused on the regulatory process

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