Learn how data-driven weather insights and machine learning can help utilities minimize cost and disruption when hurricanes strike.
Category: Utilities and Renewables
Decoding Weather Data for Strategic Decision-Making
Why using data-driven weather intelligence and machine learning is helping utilities make agile, confident decisions to mitigate disruption.
Learning from the Blue Blizzard: Mitigating Snowstorm Impact on Utilities
Utility companies can learn how to plan ahead and minimize disruption caused by extreme snow storm events by looking at the Blue Blizzard example.
Ice Storm Mara: Lessons and Resilience Strategies for Utility Companies
Utility companies can learn the lessons from how storms have disrupted supply in the past. We look at 2023’s biggest ice storm an explain how this event can be used to inform future resilience planning.
Lessons Learned from Winter Storm Uri: Building Resilience in the Face of Extreme Cold
How utility companies can improve preparedness for the challenges of prolonged cold temperatures by looking at a past example.
The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Hot Water Fuels More Monsters
Due to the significant impacts, hurricane seasons are met with concern and uncertainty. Learn about the 2023 season and recent trends around intense storms.
Lightsource bp Leverages DTN Weather Intelligence to Reduce Risks
The solar industry is growing, and with it, the potential for weather risks. Find out how Lightsource bp uses weather intelligence to reduce hailstorm loss.
Putting Weather Intelligence to Work for Germany’s Utilities
From record heat to floods, climate change is increasing challenges for German utilities. Learn how technology improves responses up to seven days in advance.
How Pre-storm Outage Insights Help Utilities Manage Costs
As utilities face growing weather impacts, data technology can provide valuable outage insights for targeted, proactive response planning.
Four Solar Industry Weather Wants for Hail Risk Management
Hail is costly to the solar industry, with the potential to cause millions of dollars in damage. Learn four weather-related approaches to reducing risk.