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Lessening the Impacts of Extreme Weather—How Utilities Should Be Preparing

Climate change is a threat multiplier. Clean-up costs are ballooning and natural disasters are growing more expensive. In 2022 alone there were 18 natural disasters that caused more than $1…


Womack Named CEO of Southern Company, Other Leadership Changes Announced
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Southern Company’s Board of Directors announced on Jan. 5 that Chris Womack, who has served as president of its largest subsidiary, Georgia Power, since 2020, and as Georgia Power’s chairman,…


Three Ways Power Companies Should Plan Ahead to Integrate, Activate, and Retain Top Talent
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Workforce issues are top of mind at many power companies. As workers become harder and harder to find, it’s important for leaders to implement proven strategies for recruiting and inspiring…


Platte River’s leadership takes shape to execute on non-carbon energy goal

FORT COLLINS, Colo., August 4, 2022 – After an extensive national search, Platte River Power Authority (Platte River) recently completed its senior leadership team by naming Eddie Gutiérrez as the…


Illuminating Your Path to Operational Excellence, Part 2

Following part one in this two-part series about operational excellence (OpEx) in the power industry, Hexagon discusses the value of setting milestones to help reach OpEx goals. In addition, the…