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To accelerate decarbonization and achieve sustainability, electric utilities need mature capabilities, especially in technology and grid operations.
Insights derived from data collected from connected devices are being used across industries to enhance productivity. But there are also risks.
Amid this crisis, utilities are working tirelessly to fulfill the world’s expectations: to provide safe, affordable and reliable power, gas, and water to their customers, despite COVID-19-related chal...
Digital technologies are now driving utility decarbonization efforts. See how evolving industry capabilities are enabling new services.
Leading utilities are using digital tech to increase their resiliency—and deliver cleaner, cheaper energy to their customers.
With systems stressing a power grid unprepared for new energy patterns, blockchain offers relief by making it more distributed.
Digital technology is driving progress toward a green energy future for electric utilities.
Electricity utilities around the world are transforming—fast. Societal and technical forces are combining to drive the rapid evolution of electrification, with a focus on service, safety, and sustaina...
Fundamental IIoT cyber hygiene, augmented with automation and AI, is critical to continuity of operations and service delivery for utilities.
Energy and resources enterprises are modernizing with the help of digital transformation. Hybrid cloud is a key enabler.
Increased public environmental responsibility and changing government policies are prompting more consumers to consider solar power.
By redesigning work processes and activities from a “mobile first” perspective, utilities can innovate and evolve with rapidly changing energy markets.
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