HData’s library of centralized regulatory documents continues to grow with the release of the New York Department of Public Service dockets catalog. The addition of these documents is the latest in HData’s continued expansion of state-level data sources, including recently digitized dockets from Maryland, Arizona, and Michigan public service commissions.
The HData platform currently houses millions of authoritative regulatory documents from both federal and state sources. These include FERC dockets and FERC reports filed by regulated utilities and energy companies, as well as additional state-level data such as Wildfire Mitigation Plans and other documents filed with the California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety.
Data centralization saves considerable time for regulatory professionals who often have to search numerous sources in order to compile documents from filings across many jurisdictions, companies, and proceedings. HData users can leverage advanced search features to easily navigate document catalogs and pinpoint relevant data for research and analysis.
Purpose-built AI then helps users to answer questions about regulatory documents, drastically reducing the time it takes to surface important details and insights from vast amounts of information.
To learn more about HData’s regulatory AI capabilities for the New York DPS dockets catalog, register for our upcoming New York Regulatory Professionals webinar.
Rory Christian, Chair and CEO of the New York Public Service Commission, will also join HData for our monthly webinar series, Future-Proofing Energy Insights, which hosts thought leaders who discuss data issues and opportunities in the regulatory environment.
For more information on available and upcoming data sources in the HData platform, Intelligence features and AI capabilities, request a demo.