How smart energy data is shaping the consumer relationship, and what does the future hold?

In our latest podcast, Senior Consulting Analyst Jacob Briggs and Senior Retail Analyst Oliver Archer get carried away discussing what new data-driven service suppliers and energy service companies are offering customers, and what innovative offerings are in the pipeline. 

From decarbonising household supply, to helping the elderly age well at home, to the nitty gritty of improving customer service, listen in to find out what’s already being done by innovators today, what the future might look like, and when it’ll be arriving.

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