ARCOS Mobile Workbench helps utilities maintain safety, reduce costs, and improve reliability by empowering crews to seamlessly manage planned & unplanned work in a single intuitive mobile workforce management solution.

A new survey found that senior professionals at utility companies are calling for government funding for pilot projects to help drive smart utility development.

Electrical grids took a beating as ice encrusted utility lines in the north and gusty winds knocked down lines or fouled them with tree branches and other debris in California.

The need for data centers is soaring, as are their carbon emissions. Join Hitachi Energy’s Podcast for insights on how to power them more sustainably.

The large industrial sector can substantially reduce its carbon footprint by implementing energy efficiency measures (EEMs) in existing building systems and industrial processes.

The charging depot, located at Duke Energy's Mount Holly Technology and Innovation Center, will allow fleet operators to experience a commercial-grade fleet depot, integrated with energy storage, solar, and optimization software, showcasing a model for reliable fleet electrification. 

Collecting damage assessments by hand creates up to a 12-hour lag from the end of a storm until managers can get even a partial view of conditions.

Advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) is one of the cornerstones of the grid of the future and about 50 Vermont communities are one step closer to that vision.