In the first blog post in this series, we observed that rapid power sector transformation presents challenges but also opportunities for utilities. As older, inflexible resources are retired, cleaner, more distributed resources are being deployed by companies and customers who are consuming, saving, and producing energy in new ways.
We also discussed a major opportunity at the center of this transformation, “environmentally beneficial electrification,” the practice of powering with electricity appliances and machines that have traditionally run on fossil fuels.
