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Utilities Global Survey 2009

Utilities Global Survey 2009

"In the space of the past 12 months, utility companies have found themselves in a very different world with a series of momentous events – the collapse of giants of the banking system, the credit and wider financial crisis, the reversal in demand and price growth, and outright recession in many major markets. But the time horizons required for planning in the energy sector require companies to plan and think a long way ahead. This report looks at the impact of the events of the past year, more...

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Sonia Hossain on October 1, 2009

The Future of Utilities 2010

The Future of Utilities 2010

deloitte.com –

'The Future of Utilities' conference took place on 16-17 March and had a theme of 'Tackling the trilemma: balancing cost, climate change and dependable supplies'. During the conference, a survey of delegates was undertaken on some of the key questions facing the industry; this publication provides an analysis of the salient points from the conference and a summary of the survey results, along with the Deloitte's own commentary and perspectives.

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Sonia Hossain on April 5, 2011

Empowering ideas 2011: A look at 10 of the emerging issues in the power and utilities sector

Empowering ideas 2011: A look at 10 of the emerging issues in the power and utilities sector

deloitte.com –

This report suggests the recent natural disasters that led to a nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan will have far-reaching impacts on the global nuclear power industry and offers insights into issues and trends in the coming year and identifies opportunities (e.g., the high growth of unconventional gas) and challenges (e.g., the security of energy supplies).The report outlines 10 forces impacting the global power and utilities sector: The future of nuclear: The post-Japan more...

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Sonia Hossain on June 1, 2011

Customer transformation in the utilities sector

Customer transformation in the utilities sector

deloitte.com –

Over a relatively short period of time we have seen customers' expectations change dramatically. Busy people who are constantly on the move are utilizing new technology for everyday tasks such as banking, shopping and catching up on the day's news. This shift has forced customer service to the top of the agenda for all consumer brands. The utilities sector has additional challenges. A majority of customers perceive current energy costs to be particularly high. When you combine this with the more...

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Sonia Hossain on May 15, 2012

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