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Webinar: Value & Risk in the New Energy Era - Rethinking Asset Investment Decisions

North American electric utilities are facing profound changes—from distributed energy resources to energy efficiency to demands for clean energy—that are challenging traditional business models. Utilities must adapt to changing regulations, maintain the reliability of their infrastructure, and focus on activities that deliver shareholder value—all while investing in new technologies and services to build new revenue streams.

Making the right asset investment decisions is a key focus as utilities move to what’s next, but how do utilities rapidly respond to changes as they occur? How can utilities become learning organizations focused on continuous improvement with their asset investment decisions?

On June 15, 2017, Zpryme hosted a webinar with Boudewijn Neijens, CMO of Copperleaf, Anuja Ratnayake, Director of Emerging Technology of Duke Energy, and Jon Thompson, Smart Cities and Utilities Enterprise Architect of Avista Utilities.

Watch this webinar to learn:

what impact today’s energy transformation has on utilities and their assets
how asset investment decisions based on value and risk can help utilities adapt to rapidly changing conditions

Download the webinar slides here.

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