For many across the nation and the world, their hardship won’t end with the relief of COVID-19, nor will their need for tools to better manage and control their electric bill.
Moving beyond the bill, utilities are becoming a lifelong partner by introducing customers to the power and potential of their home and energy.
Utilities own the missing piece of the smart home puzzle — real-time, whole-home energy data.
The electric utility industry is on the cusp of a new era in energy, driven by the power and potential of an automated world.
Beyond just financial approaches, it is the DNA of the utility itself that must be changed to re-activate the innovative culture that revolutionized our world a century ago.
Blockchain – it has made waves by tracking and encrypting transactions, but now this groundbreaking process has the potential to make waves in the energy industry as well.
By combining an app that had an engaging UI and offering easy to use hardware, customer engagement with DTE soared by 72x per month.
One utility’s evolution in response to market trends, shows that it’s not if utilities will change, but when.
BC Hydro has launched a consumer pilot of the Powerley platform through a program the utility branded HydroHome.
DTE Insight enables their 2,142,829 users to monitor energy usage and take actions to increase efficiency.