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5 innovative technologies utilities should keep an eye on: Highlights from the Winter Tech Roundup webinar
Our tech roundup webinars keep utilities up to date on the latest developments in efficiency, load management, and decarbonization technologies. At the Winter 2023 Tech Roundup, we highlighted nine technologies or concepts we think define the emerging technology opportunity for the start of 2024.
In this blog post, we’ll highlight five of the most promising technologies from the event.
6 utility New Year’s resolutions to benefit customers and the grid
Happy New Year! This time of year often finds us reflecting on the year before and identifying areas of growth and improvement. But a new year also brings a lot of opportunities to make changes, set new goals, and start anew. As we gear up for another year of helping utilities tackle challenges head-on, we wanted to share a list of New Year’s resolutions that every utility should consider in 2024.
Bring it on, 2024—we’re ready for ya!
EV and mobility strategy
Accelerate your mobility initiatives by developing a mobility strategy and roadmap as well as a comprehensive, defensible transportation electrification plan (TEP).
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Nonresidential Fleet Electrification
To meet aggressive electrification planning goals, utilities should start planning their fleet electrification programs now. Utilities will want to learn about their fleet customers’ needs and get insights from other utility programs. To help utilities with this process, E Source conducted market research on nonresidential fleet vehicle electrification from the customer’s and the utility’s perspectives.
5 standout technologies from the Winter 2023 Tech Roundup
Taylor Patterson
Taylor Patterson provides tailored research and advisory services to utility customers for all things mobility, with expertise around EVs and EV programs. Prior to joining E Source, Taylor served as a fleet electrification account manager at ICF. In this role, she focused on implementing EV programs for various utility clients. Specifically, she brings direct experience with fleet electrification, residential and commercial rebates, and managed charging.Taylor holds a double BA in business administration and marketing from Saint Anselm College, located in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Sarah Naugle
Sarah Naugle is an experienced product strategist with nearly a decade of experience in the tech industry, including five years specializing in the energy sector. Sarah has directed product portfolio strategy for software implementing EV, demand-side management, and energy efficiency programs. Her work has centered on delivering scalable, impactful solutions that are both customer-centric and technically feasible while navigating ambiguous customer needs and competing internal priorities.
6 utility New Year’s resolutions to benefit customers and the grid
Happy New Year! This time of year often finds us reflecting on the year before and identifying areas of growth and improvement. But a new year also brings a lot of opportunities to make changes, set new goals, and start anew. As we gear up for another year of helping utilities tackle challenges head-on, we wanted to share a list of New Year’s resolutions that every utility should embrace consider in 2024.
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