April 17, 2019
Energy CIO Insights Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
Amid the attempts to innovate and economize the services offered by the electric utility industry, there are a couple of degenerative forces, causing its pitfalls.
Wind turbines are a major investment for the businesses that rely on them to generate both electricity and revenue. However, if damaged or overworked, even the smallest components can affect the overall efficiency of a turbine.
Without our cell phones or computers, what would our lives be like? Electronics continues to be a part of our daily routines from toys to laundry machines to electric cars.
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CIO Viewpoint
Marcelo De Santis, Former Group CIO Pirelli, Startup Advisor, 1871
A real "digital transformation" targets not only the creation of "digital things" but also aims to enable "digital DNA": a culture of innovation, agility and experimentation.
Steve Ambrose, VP & CIO, DTE Energy
More than a century ago, the energy industry was founded on a technology innovation. Collectively, we’ve worked hard to drive that innovation through every aspect of our society.
CXO Insights
By Vanessa Tutos, Director of Governmental Affairs and Regulatory Policy, EDP Renewables North America
Transmission expansion does not supplant growth in the energy efficiency and distributed generation arenas.
By Nigel Cockroft, GM-USA, Jinko Solar Co., Ltd.
Solar panels are also becoming smarter and optimized for performance.
