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In this age of rapidly changing technology, no industry is as agile as the utility industry. Keeping in account the transformative changes in business and operating models, it could be said that the utility industry is in the cusp of a world of change. For instance, seven years ago, solar, wind, and other renewable energy were sideshows compared to conventional energy. Fast forwarded to present, renewable energy has transformed into nation’s main power resource—with nearly 70 percent of new generating capacity added in 2015—despite falling costs of conventional fuels. And consumers are taking advantage of clean, renewable energy, not just by buying “green power”, but also by making their own electricity with a small home renewable energy system. “Empowered by mobile technology and encouraged by society, the consumers now demand more than a fixed rate and meeting regulatory requirements—they demand innovation, deep data analysis, energy conservation, and generally for their voice to be heard,” begins Galyna Tarafanyuk, VP, Product Development, iSIGMA.

