Industry Focus: Energy Overload

Decreasing oil and natural gas prices, regulatory transformation and technological disruption means an increase in demand for innovative utility consultants ready to help clients meet the demands of a new energy consumer.

Eric Krell | August 11, 2015

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Decreasing oil and natural gas prices, regulatory transformation and technological disruption means an increase in demand for innovative utility consultants ready to help clients meet the demands of a new energy consumer.

Forty-dollar oil. LNG exports. Solar PV. Rate-based EV-charging station projects. Energy storage advancements. Duck curves. Retirement waves. Pro-sumers. New regulatory models. Innovative financing mechanisms…

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