Energy Marketing Conferences

How AI and Personalization are Transforming Retail Energy

Retail Energy is undergoing a major transformation as Artificial Intelligence (#AI) and Personalization are taking center stage. Shopping and managing home electricity is a complex and confusing process for many consumers, causing stress and anxiety in making decisions related to their home energy. Making energy Personal is a key factor in helping people make informed […]

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ERCOT Grid Reliability and A New Concern

Grid reliability is now rooted in the hearts and minds of Texans after experiencing the downfall of the ERCOT grid in February 2021.  Almost two years later, measures to improve grid reliability have been implemented. They include weatherization requirements put in place ahead of last winter for power plants, solar arrays, & wind turbines, as […]

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Renewable Energy is on the Rise with Economic Shifts

The market for renewable energy is booming, proving to be one of the only industries that is not only surviving but thriving, amidst the pandemic economic slump. Consumers are eager to invest in solar power, thanks to the Solar Investment Tax Credit, which subsidizes 30% of solar expenses for all users. Industry experts expect that installation […]

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Challenges of the Energy Transition

Energy Transition

The ambitious goal to achieve a Net-Zero energy system by 2050 is full of challenges well beyond simply scaling renewable energy generation. Some of the most significant challenges associated with transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy include intermittency/reliability, environmental impacts, land availability and transmission infrastructure, and the need for businesses, governments, and consumers to […]

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LOAD DISAGGREGATION

Load Disaggregation

What’s making your customer’s energy bill balloon? Is it their new induction range? The teenager’s long showers? An air conditioner working overtime to fight the summer heat? Thanks to machine learning, neural networks, and talented data scientists, those answers are available. Modern load disaggregation tools analyze customer usage data and enable customers to take control […]

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Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC Announced Today the Nominees For the “Leadership and Integrity Award”

Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC announced today the nominees for the “Leadership and Integrity Award” that will be presented at its eighteenth semi-annual Energy Marketing Conference held at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square, New York City on September 14th and 15th 2022. The theme of the Energy Marketing Conference will be ‘Accelerating the Energy […]

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How a Cooperative Approach to Utility Offerings Pays Off in Customer Retention and Brand Trust

The retail energy industry faces many complex challenges, including increasing demand, the move from centralized to decentralized energy generation, emerging customer preferences, and more. While all of these obstacles will take considerable time and effort to resolve, there is one turnkey strategy that every company should be taking advantage of immediately – leveraging the right […]

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The Importance of Weather Trends in the Energy Industry

It is no secret that temperature and precipitation are both extremely important indicators for the energy industry. Temperature is a primary driver of electricity demand due to heating in the winter and cooling in the summer. Precipitation correlates strongly with temperature and with output from both wind and solar generation. As such, the temperature is […]

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WHAT IS NEW AT EMC18?

By Jack Doeuck, co-Founder, Energy Marketing Conferences Some people say, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” We have run 17 successful conferences since 2014, and after each conference, we ask our attendees what we should do to ‘change it up’ and most often the replies are “EMC is great, why change it?” That said, […]

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Minimizing Natural Gas Demand Volatility

Never has natural gas been such a critical factor in the global economy, the growing demand and uncertainty have forced U.S. suppliers out of their “comfort zones.” Not that suppliers were ever truly “comfortable”, thanks in large part to fluctuating winter seasons, but today many are looking for new data and information sources, as well […]

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