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C&I customer needs are rapidly changing. How can utilities maximize their relationship?

How can utilities turn their biggest challenge into their greatest opportunity? With C&I customers rapidly electrifying and adopting distributed energy resources, utilities are facing unprecedented demand growth—but also a chance to build strategic partnerships. In this Utility Dive opinion piece, truCurrent CEO Chase Weir and AdHoc Group Partner Julia Hamm discuss how utilities can move beyond traditional relationships and create partnerships that benefit both sides. 

Distributed Sun Spins-Off truCurrent with $37.5 Million Funding

Distributed Sun (DSUN) announces $37.5 million of new working capital to spin-out and ramp operations of its New Energy Investment Company (NEIC), truCurrent. Standing atop 15 years of best practice leadership, business model innovation and proven, consistent asset yield performance, truCurrent offers Fortune 1000 companies – large fleet and facility operators – the know-how to make and execute better energy choices, mitigate operating and financial risks, and realize best-value, bottom-line rewards from smart energy transitions.

Edison Electric Institute (EEI) National Key Accounts

truCurrent will be exhibiting at EEI's semi-annual National Key Accounts Workshop - the venue where national corporate energy users can explore the latest industry trends and discuss best practices for tackling all of their energy-related needs.

Biden Doubles Down on Support for US Solar Manufacturing

Jeff Weiss, executive chairman of Distributed Sun, a Washington, D.C.-based developer, argues the administration needs to do more to draw foreign companies to build or expand their factories in the U.S. Building out domestic supply chains will take time, and incentives beyond the IRA may be needed, he said.

2024 Association of Energy Engineers World Energy Conference

In this session, Tad Piper, Chief Commercial Officer of truCurrent, will outline the strategies, processes, and policies required for today’s C&I, and large energy consumers to meet their energy needs within the context of an evolving grid and regulations. Piper will discuss and illustrate a path forward with use cases and examples to help large and growing energy consumers seize control of their own energy transition.

Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy (CPIP)

Learn more about the critical topic that's impacting our national infrastructure: Developing a Next-Generation, Efficient, and Resilient US Power Grid with founder of the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy (CPIP), Professor Rick Geddes, who will be leading a panel discussion on renewing the nation’s electrical grid on June 13th at 9:00 AM at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC.