Unlock the secrets of regulatory innovation as we sit down with Hdata's founder and CEO, Hudson Hollister, whose journey from SEC lawyer to tech trailblazer is transforming the energy industry's approach to data. This episode promises a wealth of knowledge as we venture into how Hudson's brainchild streamlines regulatory filing processes, applies AI to sector-wide queries, and empowers stakeholders with actionable insights. Discover how this groundbreaking platform not only reshapes energy data interaction but also eyes expansion into the vital water industry, potentially revolutionizing transparency and efficiency.

Imagine a world where utility rate making is no longer shrouded in lengthy, manual processes, but is driven by rapid and precise data analysis. Our discussion with Hudson peeks into a future where advanced tools like Hdata expedite rate case outcomes and democratize the regulatory landscape. We weigh the pros and cons, from the fear of over-transparency to the promise of a more formulaic regulatory approach and examine the role of predictive models and AI in shaping the utility sector's trajectory. This episode challenges the norm and envisions a more engaged community in utility regulation, thanks to technological advancements that could redefine industry standards.

As we chart the course of regulatory filings into a brave new world of real-time monitoring and analysis, Hudson reflects on the delicate dance between data privacy and public access. We address how AI is breaking new ground in utility management, enabling more informed decisions and benchmarking while navigating the minefield of international privacy laws. Looking forward, we consider the transformative potential of these innovations in the water sector, igniting a discussion on how technology may streamline processes and redefine transparency. Join us for a thought-provoking journey through the evolving landscape of utility regulation and the pioneering spirit of Hdata.

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