How Opower is taking energy companies back to the drawing board

Madeleine Cuff
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Opower SVP Nadeem Sheikh reveals the company's vision for flexible, responsive and renewable-friendly energy systems

Utility companies around the world are facing unprecedented pressure to perform better. To deliver cleaner power, more choice, and better value for consumers. Meanwhile, volatile commodity prices and shifting...

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