Julia Slattery
Julia Slattery is the Senior Manager of Content Creation at the Edison Electric Institute (EEI). 
Julia joined EEI in 2022 and focuses on the organization’s newsletters, including the monthly Energy Talk newsletter, and investor-owned electric company communications initiatives.
Previously, she was on the marketing and communications team for WAMU 88.5, the Washington, D.C.-area NPR news station, and the National Center for Victims of Crime’s Center for Victim Research.
Latest From Julia
In June 2026, the electric power industry's premier annual conference and thought leadership forum convened industry executives, government leaders, technology partners, and other stakeholders in Las Vegas.
Follow …
Maloney: “In the last two years, we’ve seen demand growth double, and it will likely continue. At the end of the day, we need more generation and more steel in the ground.”
Showcasing the 98th Edison Award Finalists: Recognizing Innovation and Excellence in Grid Operations
The AES Corporation, Baltimore Gas & Electric, and Duke Energy have been selected as finalists for the 2026 Edison Award.
Editor’s Note: EEI Director of Partnerships and Engagement Monty McGee recently outlined three distinct partnership types that can help organizations operating and supporting critical infrastructure prepare for, respond to, and recover from …
“Before the winter storm began, through the mutual assistance program run through the Electricity Subsector Coordinating Council, we had 65,000 utility workers ready to go, not just to make repairs in their own service territories, but across the …
Since 2022, the Foundation, Duke Energy, and its employees and customers have contributed more than $11 million to local nonprofit initiatives through the Share the Light Fund.
PNM hosts several on-site bill assistance events throughout the year to provide customers and community members with direct access to vital resources.
Entergy Mississippi employee volunteers also partnered with community resource groups to provide resources to help customers combat high temperatures.
In June 2025, the electric power industry's premier annual conference and thought leadership forum convened industry executives, government leaders, technology partners, and other stakeholders in New Orleans, including Occidental's Vicki …