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How Far Have We Come, Electrifying?

TVA’s History is Electrification

Only three farms in a hundred had electricity. Unchecked fires burned ten percent of the region’s woodlands every year, and poor logging practices had nearly denuded forests that once offered endless miles of virgin timber.
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Patricia Ezzell

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Electrifying Successfully

Customer Intelligence Analytics

Electrified technologies can utilize excess grid capacity, improve a utility’s load factor and reduce distribution charges, while supporting decarbonization goals.
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Austin Whitman

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The Electrified Future is Shared

Mobility Services and Electrification's Pace, Shape

A shift to mobility services creates the possibility that transport itself will become electrified a lot faster than the vehicle stock itself.
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Jurgen Weiss

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The Tennessee Valley Customer

Consumer Perspectives on Electrification

As a non-profit, we found that the best way that we can create change is actually to work with preferred partner network members.
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Steve Mitnick, with Jason Snyder

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EV Rate Research

Consumer Perspectives on Electrification

EPRI recently reviewed and assessed publicly-available EV rates, to inform utilities and stakeholders in the establishing and modifying rate designs.
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Erin Erben

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Consumer Advocates Look Forward

Consumer Perspectives on Electrification

It’s hard to talk about consumer advocates as a monolith, just like it’s hard to talk about consumers being of one mind, but we certainly see a commonality of issues.
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Steve Mitnick, with Elin Swanson Katz

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Future is Now in North Carolina

We’re Innovating Relentlessly

Any technology that can reduce costs, and help the environment, is something our members and consumers are very interested in.
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Keith Dennis, with Lee Ragsdale and Diane Huis
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