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December 06, 2018
Utilities Tech Outlook Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have devised a patented method of building a rechargeable lithium-sulfur battery using lignosulfonate, a major byproduct of the papermaking process.
The applications of these batteries are not limited to using in smartphone and laptop life but also to electric power vehicles and the storage of energy from renewable resources like solar and wind.
IoT is now being used widely in environmental sensors. It is a helpful tool for restructuring and monitoring the different ecological phenomena.
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CIO Viewpoint
John Burke, CIO, Ambit Energy
IT leadership must remember that it is not how you fit people into your mold but how you work around their talent.
John Burke, CIO, Ambit Energy
Smart meter installation, alone, is a necessary but insufficient condition to realize the smart grid.
CXO Insights
By Vanessa Tutos, Director, Government Affairs, EDP Renewables North America
Environmental sustainability is a growing metric of corporate success as companies seek opportunities to expand while reducing adverse impacts on humans and the environment.
By Lauren Kenney, Vice President of grid modernization, Entergy
The utility industry, once considered very slow-to-adapt is starting to change how it thinks about customers, and in a very important way.
