Oct 30, 2018 | Aclara News, AMI deployments, Consumer Engagement, Data analytics, Distribution Automation
Halloween is the time of year when thoughts turn to ghosts, goblins, candy, and scary movies. But nothing is scarier for an electric, gas, or water utility than not being prepared for the future. Let’s look at three Spooktacular trends that are haunting utilities...
Jul 24, 2018 | Consumer Engagement, Data analytics, Gas utilities
You may have already implemented your advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) network, or you may be considering one. You know AMI can get meter reads on a consistent basis, making your billing more effective. Your customer service department will see fewer calls due...
Jan 21, 2018 | Consumer Engagement, Data analytics, Electric utilities, Featured, Gas utilities, Water utilities
Here at Aclara, we have been delivering an industry-leading consumer engagement solution from our own data centers for over a decade. However, the industry has evolved and we knew we had to evolve with it. We understood that a highly secure, highly scalable...
Jan 9, 2018 | Consumer Engagement, Data analytics, Water utilities
Aclara recently released AclaraONE™ (One Network for Everyone), a next-generation SaaS solution that allows users to access and analyze data collected from meters and other devices on electric, water, and gas distribution networks. AclaraONE is unified, scalable...
Nov 13, 2017 | Consumer Engagement, Data analytics
Most utilities are currently sitting on an abundance of data. A recent Bain & Company report stated that although utilities have access to a wealth of data from smart meters and other sensors, most utilities either don’t know where to start with analytics or...
Jun 6, 2017 | Data analytics, Non revenue water, Water utilities
It’s difficult to accurately assess how much of the water that is pumped into a utility’s distribution system is lost before it is metered, but the Environmental Protection Agency puts the number at 16%, and some experts’ estimates are even higher. In any case, there...
