Analytics

The rapidly growing field of distributed energy resources (DER) analytics is poised to experience significant expansion, with global spending projected to skyrocket from $3.8 billion in 2024 to nearly $17 billion by 2033. According to Guidehouse Insights, this reflects a robust compound annual

In the dynamic landscape of power generation, data has emerged as the backbone that supports a multitude of advancements, pushing the industry towards a more reliable, efficient, and sustainable future. With the integration of data analytics, digital tools, and smart technologies, the energy sector

As we approach 2032, the world of energy is on the brink of a remarkable transformation. A transformative force within this change is the burgeoning field of utility analytics. The landscape of energy data is vast, but the ability to harness it effectively is revolutionizing how utilities operate.

In the digital revolution of the energy, resources, and utility industries, sustainability is the prime objective. Crucial to this transformation are smart meters, which have become essential for tracking and managing the usage of essential resources like electricity, water, and gas. These

Australian water utilities are undergoing a significant digital shift driven by the integration of smart meters. This revolutionary move is part of a broader initiative to optimize water management through enhanced conservation efforts and upgraded billing systems. The utilization of smart meters

Utility companies are at a critical juncture, with the increasing urgency for energy resources meeting environmental imperatives amidst the disruptive influence of cutting-edge technologies. At the heart of this transformation is the proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT) and advanced data