ENERGY & UTILITIES
In 2023, the energy and utilities sector is dealing with several challenges including aging infrastructure, increased business costs, regulatory uncertainty, and a transition towards renewable energy.
Emphasis is being placed on grid modernisation, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, flexibility, decarbonisation, and electrification. The top trends impacting this sector include a shift towards eco-centric business models, integration of consumer-owned resources, attention to water security, and the importance of decision intelligence. Also, there’s growing interest in green hydrogen as an energy source, despite its challenges.
Customer engagement, energy poverty, and sustainability are also key issues that are being addressed by utilities.
Creating More Sustainable IT Practices
Sourcing Efficient Infrastructure
Prioritise energy-efficient IT equipment from manufacturers committed to reducing carbon footprint.
Choosing Green Partners
Collaborate with partners who prioritise sustainability and take action towards reducing carbon emissions.
Opting for Long-Lasting End User Devices
Choose durable, recyclable devices that reduce the environmental impact from frequent upgrades.
Selecting Renewable Forms of Energy
Invest in renewable energy options like solar or wind to power your technology, minimising environmental impact.
Embracing Good Data Governance Strategies
Implement data strategies to eliminate unnecessary storage, reducing strain on your IT resources.
Disposing of Infrastructure in an Eco-Friendly Manner
Dispose of electronic waste responsibly to prevent environmental contamination and recover valuable materials.
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