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REPORT: Reimagining the Utility Analytics Roadmap, Executive Summary

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A lot has changed over the past four years. There is more clarity about alternative organizational models, useful process methodologies, technology architecture and tool options, and the skill sets needed to develop and implement an analytics…

Utility Analytics InstituteFebruary 16, 2021

Strategy Technology

Valuating Digital Liabilities

Most power utilities create more or less the same data types as their peers, but what differentiates them is how some are better at extracting value from their data. If data is a company’s most valuable asset, why…

Stuart RavensFebruary 16, 2021

Grid Strategy Technology

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 of a good thing? Many utilities have vast amounts of asset data. This…

Kristen EllerbeFebruary 15, 2021

Strategy Technology

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 with eight Investor-owned utilities including, AEP, Avista, Duke Energy, Oncor Electric Delivery, Xcel…

Utility Analytics Institute, IBMFebruary 2, 2021

Customer Strategy Technology

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 utilities have seen a large increase in low-to-moderate income (LMI) and small-and-medium-sized business…

Tom MartinFebruary 1, 2021

Asset & Workforce Strategy

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 holders, insurance companies and ratings organizations worried. Note the recent statement by Larry Fink,…

Jill FeblowitzDecember 8, 2020

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 size – it’s operating companies serve over nine million electric and gas customers,…

Mike F. Smith & Laura Brumley, SASNovember 3, 2020

Strategy

The Colors of Hydrogen – Brown, Grey, Blue and Green – Think About It

Hydrogen is the latest buzz for meeting the world’s energy needs. It is another--and some say important--tool for meeting decarbonization goals. For utilities, hydrogen is being discussed as a way to decarbonize heating, lower power plant emissions and…

Jill FeblowitzOctober 27, 2020

Strategy Technology

PG&E, California Fire Foundation Renew Partnership to Tackle Wildfire Risk (via T&D World)

Partnership creates grant funding opportunities for fire and community organizations to address ongoing risk of wildfires. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) has renewed its partnership with the California Fire Foundation (CFF) by providing US$1.2 million for a…

T&D WorldJuly 14, 2020

COVID-19 Lockdowns Demonstrate How AI Reveals Energy Shift Causation for Utilities

Across the board utilities are seeing extreme shifts in energy demand due to COVID-19 lockdown orders, particularly increases in residential consumption. The unpredictability of energy demand makes it hard to manage the grid, so the more utilities can…

Abhay Gupta - CEO and Founder, BidgelyJune 29, 2020

Asset & Workforce Strategy

Duke Energy Readies for Hurricanes during Pandemic (T&D World)

Utility takes steps to restore power quickly after a storm without compromising on the health of employees and customers. Duke Energy has prepared to respond to power outages as quickly as possible during the hurricane season that started…

T&D WorldJune 16, 2020

Asset & Workforce Sponsored Strategy

Leveraging Predictive Data Science to Optimize Vegetation Management

Managing vegetation and tree growth around power lines is an important responsibility that rests on the shoulders (and budgets) of utilities. It plays a critical role in fire hazard mitigation, and ensures the reliability of the grid, but…

Matt Burks - Chief Strategy Officer, E SourceJune 2, 2020

Strategy

REPORT: Reimagining the Utility Analytics Roadmap, Executive Summary

Valuating Digital Liabilities

Too Much of a Good Thing?

UAI and IBM Virtual Roundtable: State of Cloud Adoption in Utilities–Executive Summary

Utilities and Data Science: Unlocking Portfolio Potential with an ‘Audience of One’

Climate Risk is Investment Risk – What Utilities Need to Know: An Introduction

Utility leader Southern Company uses SAS to better manage COVID-driven fluctuations and keep operations steady

The Colors of Hydrogen – Brown, Grey, Blue and Green – Think About It

PG&E, California Fire Foundation Renew Partnership to Tackle Wildfire Risk (via T&D World)

COVID-19 Lockdowns Demonstrate How AI Reveals Energy Shift Causation for Utilities

Duke Energy Readies for Hurricanes during Pandemic (T&D World)

Leveraging Predictive Data Science to Optimize Vegetation Management

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