Healthcare2026-08-31
Comment period closes on CY 2027 outpatient and ASC payment proposalThe outpatient proposal now moves toward a final rule ahead of January 1, 2027.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
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Featured developmentMedicare inpatient hospital payment rules finalized for FY 2027
The inpatient payment framework hospitals plan against is now set for the year beginning October 1, 2026.
Healthcare · 2026-07-31 · Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
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R.25-06-019 · D.26-02-057CPUC orders 2029–2032 electric resource procurement and transmission planningCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)Final DecisionVerified 2026-09-03A.23-05-010 · D.25-09-030Southern California Edison 2025 General Rate Case decisionCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)Final DecisionVerified 2026-09-03R.26-04-009Rulemaking on California advanced electric rate designCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)ActiveVerified 2026-09-03A.25-05-009Pacific Gas and Electric 2027 General Rate CaseCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)ActiveVerified 2026-09-03
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Healthcare2026-07-31Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Medicare inpatient hospital payment rules finalized for FY 2027The inpatient payment framework hospitals plan against is now set for the year beginning October 1, 2026.
Energy & Utilities2026-04-10
CPUC opens rulemaking on advanced electric rate designHow commercial and industrial electric rates are structured is now formally under review.
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
Energy & Utilities2026-02-26
CPUC orders new clean capacity procurement for 2030–2032Dated procurement obligations are now on the books for California's regulated electricity providers.
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
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- 03TransportationTransit agencies, funding programs and contracting standards
- 04Construction & InfrastructureCapital projects, standards and public works programs
- 05TechnologySystems modernization, data requirements and technology procurement
- 06TelecommunicationsNetwork programs, regulatory activity and deployment requirements
- 07Environmental ServicesEnvironmental regulation, remediation and compliance programs
- 08LogisticsFreight, warehousing and supply continuity developments
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Recent developments
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Potential supplier impact
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Where each matter currently stands
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R.25-06-019 · D.26-02-057Final DecisionCPUC orders 2029–2032 electric resource procurement and transmission planningCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)View Matter →A.23-05-010 · D.25-09-030Final DecisionSouthern California Edison 2025 General Rate Case decisionCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)View Matter →R.26-04-009ActiveRulemaking on California advanced electric rate designCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)View Matter →
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Why Nexis Hub
Nexis Hub was not formed from the outside looking in.
That experience was built inside utilities and other large regulated organizations — in supply management and supplier programs, regulatory and compliance environments, operations, technology, and major infrastructure programs.
From there, two patterns repeated. Decisions that set qualifications, requirements, costs, and timelines are largely settled before suppliers see them. And suppliers with useful perspective on those decisions were not always in a position to raise it independently.
Our Mission
Our mission is to give suppliers a collective voice in the decisions that shape their businesses and their ability to compete.
Where that experience comes from
Supply management & supplier programs
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Regulated environments
Proceedings, filings, compliance obligations, and the long timelines regulated decisions follow.
Operations & readiness
Gas operations, customer service, fleet services, and the operational readiness major changes demand.
Technology & major programs
Information technology, smart meter deployment, and large infrastructure and modernization programs.
Nexis Hub is a 501(c)(6) business organization. Experience described here reflects the combined background of its leadership.
Five areas of work
Information first. Interpretation second. Representation third.
Each area feeds the next, so supplier insight reaches the conversations where decisions are shaped.
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Industry Intelligence
Tracking regulatory proceedings, major decisions, infrastructure programs, procurement developments, and compliance changes across the industries suppliers serve.
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Advocacy & Policy
Bringing the supplier perspective into proceedings, policy discussions, comments, committees, and working groups — constructively and on the record.
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Education & Readiness
Helping suppliers understand how decisions are developed inside large regulated organizations, and what readiness those decisions eventually require.
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Research & Collaboration
Research, analysis, and collaboration across suppliers, corporations, agencies, and industry experts on the issues shaping supplier environments.
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Supplier Voice
A channel for questions, concerns, and perspectives, so individual insight can be understood collectively rather than raised alone.
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Advocacy & representation
How information becomes representation
Supplier perspective reaches proceedings, comments, policy discussions, and working groups — constructively, and on the record.
How advocacy works at Nexis Hub →
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Understanding
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Supplier input
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Research
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