Cash vs. Culture: Do Utilities Need a Moneyball Approach to Analytics?
Katherine Tweed: April 17, 2012
One-third of all utilities have “too many barriers to change.”
One-third of all utilities have “too many barriers to change.”
Investors seem to continually throw money into the same failed energy dashboard strategies over and over again.
Investors seem to continually throw money into the same failed energy dashboard strategies over and over again.
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Public records show that SolarWorld, Helios Solar Works, and MX Solar have together received hundreds of millions of dollars in government subsidies.
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No roof? No worries.
Sanjay Wagle, former VantagePoint VC and DOE employee, is the GOP scapegoat of the month.
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