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Grid modernization for electric and gas utilities

A strategy for success.

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Smart grid needs a smarter cyber strategy

How prepared is the industry to comply with the Executive Order?

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Electric vehicles and the charging infrastructure

A new mindset?

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2021 Tax Policy Outlook: The changing horizon

What this means for your business

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The Utility Platform Player

Integrating a new energy economy

Power and utility leaders know there’s a real possibility that if they don’t further define their role in the energy ecosystem of the future, they’ll continue to lose ground to new entrants who are eager to step in and take their place. But it doesn’t have to be that way. We explore how companies can embrace disruption and place the right bets becoming even more relevant to society in an expanded role of a Utility Platform Player, or connector and integrator. We’ll also share peer perspectives from a recent survey of industry leaders.

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