#Eworld 2026 is almost here. Book a 1:1 to see how #DTNWeatherHub & Decision-Grade Data help #utilities balance load, protect assets, & maintain reliability before, during, & after storms: dtn.link/a77074

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Europe’s power grid & #weather patterns are changing quickly. See how decision grade weather data helps #utilities manage volatility and support trading and grid stability in episode 3 of our European utilities webinar series: dtn.link/9wwozn

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Europe’s power grid & #weather patterns are changing quickly. See how decision grade weather data helps #utilities manage volatility and support trading and grid stability in episode 3 of our European utilities webinar series: dtn.link/9wwozn

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Meet Survalent team at Enlit Europe from 18 to 20 November at Bilbao, Spain.

We’re excited to connect with #utilities, partners, & industry leaders to discuss the innovations shaping the future of the energy sector. Stop by booth E.320 to meet the #Survalent team & explore how we’re supporting utilities on their modernization journey.

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Join us on 3 December for another live #webinar for key #utility decision-makers in Europe. See the power of DTN #DecisionGradeData & how #utilities are leveraging it for confident decisions.
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La Nina To Fuel A Costly, Volatile Winter For Utility Providers Winter patterns this year are going to keep everyone guessing. For utilities, this kind of volatility poses a far greater challenge than cold alone.

#LaNiña + #winter volatility could be costly for #utilities. DTN Jim Foerster shares how #AI-driven forecasts & #WeatherIntelligence help providers stay agile amid wild weather swings. Read on #Forbes: dtn.link/3lg6cj

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Reducing Risk to Adjacent Properties from Underground Utility Construction | Richard J. Driscoll, Consulting Engineer In populated areas, underground utilities are the lifeblood of the community. These utilities require periodic maintenance, expansions and replacement. Therefore, underground utility construction is c...

Two recent investigations from the files of #RJDCE are examples of the risks presented by underground utility #construction.
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Black Hills to buy utility firm NorthWestern Energy for $3.6 billion (Reuters) -Utility company Black Hills (NYSE:BKH) said on Tuesday it would buy peer NorthWestern Energy Group for $3.6 billion. The all-stock deal, which has an enterprise value of $15.4 billion, would create a regional regulated natural gas utility company with a pro forma market capitalization of roughly $7.8 billion. NorthWestern shareholders will receive 0.98 shares of Black Hills for each held. Black Hills stockholders would own roughly 56% of the company after the deal closes, which is expected in 12 to 15 months.

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The Utility Industry’s Blunder: Ignoring Consumer Protection Amidst Rate Hikes - Cozzy Energy Solutions The Utility Industry's Blunder: Ignoring Consumer Protection Amidst Rate Hikes U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-2nd) has been vocal about the BPU board members' failure to address the looming rate hikes in New Jersey. The congressman claims that instead of focusing on consumer protection, the utility industry wasted time pushing their Green New Deal agenda. The green energy push may have seemed appealing at first, but it appears to be a distraction from more pressing issues like affordability and reliability. Van Drew emphasizes that real solutions like nuclear, solar, and natural gas were ignored while projects that could have helped consumers were shut down. Jersey Central Power & Light maintains that the utility and other major power companies in New Jersey do not profit from increased rates; rather, they reflect a higher price charged by PJM, the grid operator for New Jersey and 12 other states. However, this explanation falls short of addressing the concerns about rising energy costs. The PJM grid has faced criticism for its slow integration of new sources of energy, with Brian Lipman, director of the state Division of Rate Counsel, pointing out problems with the rules and the limited amount of generation available. The regulatory hurdles and capacity constraints are preventing more energy from being brought online. A recent decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has paved the way for faster connection requests at PJM, aiming to expand the grid's energy capacity and alleviate some of the pressure on consumers.

The Utility Industry's Blunder: Ignoring Consumer Protection Amidst Rate Hikes #PJM #ConsumerProtection #RateHikes #UtilityIndustry #GreenEnergy #GridOperator