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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.
Improving your customers’ outage experience
An exchange for members of the Tennessee Valley Public Power Association
An electric outage is a moment of truth for utilities and their customers. Join this exchange to learn how to transform an outage from an experience that dissatisfies customers to one that builds greater satisfaction and loyalty.
3 ways utilities use data to improve storm response before, during, and after a storm
Data-driven storm response for a reliable and resilient grid: Fireside chat with PPL Electric Utilities and the Institute for Electric Innovation
How DTE Energy is steering the bus through a data-driven transformation in 2024
3 ways utilities use data to improve storm response before, during, and after a storm
As severe storms become more common, utilities must improve their preparation and response methods to maintain reliability, effectively manage resources, and build a more resilient grid. Here are three ways utilities can use data to strengthen response efforts throughout the storm life cycle.
Data-driven storm response for a reliable and resilient grid
Fireside chat with PPL Electric Utilities and the Institute for Electric Innovation
Recently, E Source’s Tom Martin had the privilege of speaking alongside Sal Salet, vice president of distribution for PPL Electric Utilities, to share how utilities can integrate AI and data-driven decision-making into storm response and grid investments. Here are some highlights from the session.
How DTE Energy is steering the bus through a data-driven transformation in 2024
With 2023 now in the history books and a new year officially begun, we sat down with Yong Li at DTE Energy to discuss data science at his company—past, present, and future.