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E Source to host March 10 webinar: Data-driven vegetation management boosts reliability and reduces costs for utilities
This press release invites utility professionals to register for a free webinar on Wednesday, March 10: Data-driven vegetation management boosts reliability and reduces costs for utilities. Join E Source to learn how to save on operations and maintenance costs related to vegetation management.
Which customers have Level 2 EV chargers, and what programs should you offer them?
Level 2 electric vehicle chargers can stress your peak demand periods if you don't properly manage the loads. Read this report to learn how E Source helped PPL Electric Utilities locate its customers with Level 2 chargers and what types of programs you can offer customers in your territory.
Which customers have Level 2 EV chargers and what programs should you offer them?
Level 2 electric vehicle chargers can stress your peak demand periods if you don't properly manage the loads. Read this report to learn how E Source helped PPL Electric Utilities locate its customers with Level 2 chargers and what types of programs you can offer customers in your territory.
How to use predictive data science to plan for utility operations post-COVID-19
COVID-19 has affected every major industry around the world. For example, utilities have stopped shutoffs for nonpayment at least through May 31. No doubt a necessary act, but it will cause complications: a significant number of utility customers will be overdue on their bills in the next 24 months.
E Source adds predictive data science expertise through acquisition of TROVE
This press release announces the E Source acquisition of TROVE Predictive Data Science, which delivers data-driven artificial intelligence solutions for utilities’ customer- and infrastructure-related challenges.
What technologies will influence the future of utility customer experience?
An Ask E Source answer
In this answer, we describe two categories of technological innovation that are likely to change the way utilities interact with their customers.
Managing the affordability crisis
The traditional approaches to keeping customers current and out of debt aren’t working as intended. We’ll be discussing alternative approaches to arrearage management, as well as how to use data science to be much more proactive and precise.
EVs are here: Harnessing analytics to turbocharge electrification planning and EV detection
In an increasingly electrified world, it’s important to understand and forecast new demand on the grid. Join us to learn how Alabama Power partnered with E Source to predict the installation of Level 2 EV chargers in its service area. We’ll also explore what’s next in grid-edge analytics.
Storms are coming: The power of predictive analytics for storm response, restoration, and outage communications
As the intensity of storms increases, utilities are often faced with more damage to their infrastructure than in past decades. Using predictive analytics during storm preparation and response, we can better manage these events. Learn how E Source Data Science can help with storm outage prediction.
Using data to help LMI customers
E Source has been working with three utilities and the Edison Electric Institiute to use the E Source Audience of One solution to precisely identify cohorts within the low- and moderate-income (LMI) population and align those cohorts with specific treatments and engagement approaches.