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Using data to help LMI customers
E Source has been working with three utilities and the Edison Electric Institiute to use the E Source Audience of One solution to precisely identify cohorts within the low- and moderate-income (LMI) population and align those cohorts with specific treatments and engagement approaches.
Applying an Audience of One approach to better understand and serve LMI customers
The E Source Audience of One approach helps utilities build relationships with customers on an individual basis, connecting the right programs to the right audience by understanding behavior. Join us to see how we used this approach to design solutions for low- and moderate-income (LMI) customers.
Key learnings from the E Source Forum 2022
Learn how the E Source Forum 2022 empowered utilities on their path to becoming a Sustainable Utility. Our thought leaders will share takeaways from each track and provide actionable advice related to equity, mobility, customer experience, marketing, programs, and distributed energy resources.
Optimizing vegetation management: Why data allows us to make better decisions than ever before
Learn how utilities can lower operations costs and improve reliability by applying predictive data and machine learning to vegetation management. With data science, utilities will also minimize problems from unplanned work and ultimately improve safety and customer satisfaction.
Next-generation programs for an equitable clean-energy future
Join us in this webinar to learn how you can use a data-driven approach to build cost-effective programs that deliver on the vision of a clean-energy future.
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
Unlocking value: How data science is helping Alabama Power make 2024 a transformative year
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.