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Utilities today are facing the biggest change to hit the industry’s steadfast and reliable history of providing water, gas and electricity to the world’s consumers. With the emergence of smart meters and digital two-way communications networks — combined with environmental concerns, informed consumers, smart appliances and new government initiatives aimed at sustainability – the old model for energy provisioning just can’t keep up.
A new class of energy provider is emerging. It’s no longer just in the energy-delivery business – it’s also in the energy information business. And at the core of this successful transformation is data.
With data, consumers are empowered. We envision consumers logging into Web sites to see when to run their appliances to reduce their energy bill or whether watering their lawn will push them beyond a local usage cap. We envision consumers or businesses selling back power that they generated via distributed energy resources.
A new class of energy provider is emerging. It’s no longer just in the energy-delivery business – it’s also in the energy information business. And at the core of this successful transformation is data.
With data, consumers are empowered. We envision consumers logging into Web sites to see when to run their appliances to reduce their energy bill or whether watering their lawn will push them beyond a local usage cap. We envision consumers or businesses selling back power that they generated via distributed energy resources.