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The utility industry is currently undergoing a major trans- formation—driven by a number of economic, regulatory, and technology factors—that are changing the underly- ing delivery and operating model of the industry. “In order to address climatic changes, energy independence, and issues in customer service, while maintaining low costs, Smart Energy Water (SEW) came into being,” says Deepak Garg, Chairman and CEO of Smart Energy Water. 

