If today’s power provider doesn’t learn to harness location intelligence from GIS to serve the changing needs of prosumers, then other innovative businesses certainly will.

To increase reliability and reduce costs, PSE&G implements machine learning models and visual analytics while deploying advanced monitoring.

Tendril and EnergySavvy combined workforce to deliver solutions for a range of C-level, residential customer experience challenges.

96% of survey participants feel that utilities are taking proactive steps to achieve their vision.

GIS-based operations enable power companies to gather information from disparate sources in case of outages, assess the damage and provide real-time information to anxious customers.

A data analytics tool has led the Central Georgia EMC to data-driven destinations that other utilities will also find worthwhile. This is the concluding part of a two-part series.

Hancock-Wood Electric, an Ohio electric cooperative, is maximizing investment with distribution automation.

With all the system improvements we’ve made over the last 10 years (and all the well-justified money our industry has invested), can we say we are now climate ready?

The government will fund projects that reduce the risk of cyber incidents disrupting electricity generation, transmission and distribution as well as the production, refining, storage and distribution of oil and natural gas.

Grid4C-Landis+Gyr partnership will provide utilities with granular real-time predictions and actionable insights for operations and customer-facing applications.