Too Much of a Good Thing?
Why Utilities Need the Right Data to Empower Action While data can be an invaluable tool for utility companies, what happens when there’s too much
UAI and IBM Virtual Roundtable: State of Cloud Adoption in Utilities–Executive Summary
An executive summary on a virtual roundtable with eight investor-owned utilities discussing the state of cloud adoption. Purpose UAI and IBM hosted a virtual roundtable
Utilities and Data Science: Unlocking Portfolio Potential with an ‘Audience of One’
It has never been more urgent for utilities to understand their customers in vivid detail to unlock the full potential of programs and portfolios. Electric
The Energy Act of 2020, Grid Modernization – A First Look
A first look at Title VIII Grid Modernization from the 533-page Energy Act of 2020. The 533-page Energy Act of 2020 is chock full of
Building the Foundation for Utility Asset Analytics Part 2
Asset analytics can help make the shift from run-to-failure to predictive and condition-based maintenance. This is the second part of a two-part series. Read part
Building the Foundation for Utility Asset Analytics Part 1
Predictive analytics can help utilities realize value through improved reliability, decreased O&M costs, improved safety, and developing a coherent, systematic approach to asset base replenishment.
Climate Risk is Investment Risk – What Utilities Need to Know: An Introduction
Investors will be looking more closely at utilities’ exposure to climate risk as an input to their investment decisions. Climate risk has shareholders, bond
Using data science to break down program silos and better serve your customers
What if you could double the performance of your utility’s program portfolio without increasing marketing spend? The development of new technologies and new ways of
UAI Honors Utility Analytics Teams, Leaders, and Professionals with 2020 Excellence Awards
Excellence Awards Celebrated this Week at UA Week UAI, the only organization dedicated to enabling utility transformation through analytics, in collaboration with the founding
Utility leader Southern Company uses SAS to better manage COVID-driven fluctuations and keep operations steady
Southern Company is recognized as a bellwether utility in the United States and around the world. This leadership position is owed not just to its