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Meeting the expectations of the connected customer

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  • Session
  • Wednesday, 24 May 2017
  • 15:24 - 15:24
  • Duration: 14 mins
  • Publication date: 07 Jun 2017
  • Location: Customer Solutions Theatre, Hall 12, NEC, Birmingham, United Kingdom
  • Part of event Utility Week 2017

About the session

In a world where technology, data and innovation are changing the way utilities interact with customers, how can utilities better understand their customers and their expectations. This seminar will explore how customers consume energy, how future homes will change householders relationship with energy and how utilities can best communicate with ‘connected’ customers, to improve service and customer satisfaction.

What customers need from smart energy technology
Mark Lipson, Energy Systems Catapult

How information technology can decarbonize energy and provide higher levels of customer service across the energy system
Andrew Haslett, Chief Engineer, Energy Technology Institute  

The role of the next generation intermediary
Stephen Murray,  Energy Commercial Manager, Moneysupermarket.com

Effectively communicating with the connected customer
Gerhard Heide, Director, Global Market Strategy, Pitney Bowes

Keywords:
  • Brexit
  • digital
  • electricity
  • power
  • smart infrastructure
  • smart meter
  • utilities
  • water sector

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    Matthew Lipson

    Energy Systems Catapult, Head of consumer insight

    Matthew Lipson is Head of Consumer Insight at the UK’s Energy Systems Catapult (ESC) helping bring industry, academia and Government together to accelerate the development of new technology-based products and services in the energy sector. Matthew spent the last 15 years working with Universities and businesses for DECC, the Committee on Climate Change, the Energy Technologies Institute and Orange (amongst others) to design energy policies and commercial propositions that people love. He is now applying his experience to help others design delightful, intuitive low carbon product and service experiences.
  • Andrew  Haslett

    Andrew Haslett

    Energy Technology Institute, Chief Engineer

    Andrew joined the ETI as Strategy Director in 2008 and has been the Chief Engineer since 2014. His background includes the development and operation of large chemical process plant, innovation in effect products, technology strategy development and systems analysis.At the ETI he is responsible for technical capability and quality and innovation ambition. This covers the whole range of energy use, distribution and supply technologies, on topics as diverse as the soil carbon effects of energy crops, consumer energy use behaviour and vehicle efficiency improvements. His particular interest is the holistic analysis of potential future UK energy systems and the contribution of different technologies to an affordable, secure, sustainable and equitable system that meets the needs of UK residents and businesses.
  • Stephen Murray

    Stephen Murray

    Moneysupermarket.com, energy commercial manager

    Stephen is the Commercial Manager for Energy at the UK’s number 1 price comparison site, MoneySuperMarket.com. Stephen has a broad experience in Energy including B2B sales (TXU Energy) and residential sales during his 9 years at Powergen/EON. This time at EON included managing the comparison site sales channel before moving to MSM in 2013. Stephen also acts as the spokesperson in the media for Energy for MoneySuperMarket.com.
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    Matthew Lipson

    Energy Systems Catapult, Head of consumer insight

    Matthew Lipson is Head of Consumer Insight at the UK’s Energy Systems Catapult (ESC) helping bring industry, academia and Government together to accelerate the development of new technology-based products and services in the energy sector. Matthew spent the last 15 years working with Universities and businesses for DECC, the Committee on Climate Change, the Energy Technologies Institute and Orange (amongst others) to design energy policies and commercial propositions that people love. He is now applying his experience to help others design delightful, intuitive low carbon product and service experiences.
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    Stephen Murray

    Moneysupermarket.com, energy commercial manager

    Stephen is the Commercial Manager for Energy at the UK’s number 1 price comparison site, MoneySuperMarket.com. Stephen has a broad experience in Energy including B2B sales (TXU Energy) and residential sales during his 9 years at Powergen/EON. This time at EON included managing the comparison site sales channel before moving to MSM in 2013. Stephen also acts as the spokesperson in the media for Energy for MoneySuperMarket.com.
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