Conference Call: Electric Utilities, Data Control & Antitrust Risk

Join us to learn more about:

• How many utilities may face antitrust exposure under recent case law for restricting or degrading access to energy‑usage and consumption data.
• Why control over data — including exclusive ties or throttled data transmission — can harm competition and lock out innovative energy‑tech firms.
• The broader implications for pricing, consumer choice, and the evolving interplay of energy, privacy, and competition policy.
  What policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders should watch as the report drops.

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Panelist Bios:

Daniel Hanley: Senior Legal Analyst at the Open Markets Institute, Daniel researches the intersection of technology and antitrust law, with a focus on legal remedies and political economy. His writing has appeared in ProMarket, Competition Policy International, The American Prospect, Slate, and other outlets. Daniel holds a B.S. in Management and a J.D. from the University of Connecticut.

Michael Murray: President of Mission:data, a national coalition supporting consumer access to energy‑usage and cost data and fostering competition among energy technology firms. With two decades of experience in building automation and energy‑management systems — including co‑founding a commercial building software company — Michael has testified before public utility commissions across multiple states.

Katherine Wyszkowski: State Policy Manager of Mission:data Coalition, where she focuses on advancing policies that strengthen utility customers’ ability to access and utilize their own energy usage and cost data. Katherine leads engagement in regulatory proceedings across the United States, elevating data access as a critical component of modern utility policymaking.