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In this post, we’re diving into how Fogg’s behavioural model can be used to explain how we make decisions in energy

Energy has a lot to learn from behavioural science. Applied behavioural scientist Guy Champniss introduced the concept of behaviour-first innovation in Eliq’s Energy Customer Engagement webinar series on Friday

The future of energy supply needs to be focused around decarbonisation, that is clear. But without engagement, can we expect consumers to make choices that lead to lower energy usage?

Last week we hosted a breakfast briefing at European Utility Week with speakers from Bristol Energy and Delta EE

Status of the smart meter rollout in France and how Eliq integrates with national grid operator Enedis to collect data directly from the country’s smart meters.

In this article, we do a deep-dive into pre-paid energy, which is a growing utility business model in the UK and parts of the US, and how Eliq is supporting it in the UK.

The UK’s six incumbent utilities have struggled with the loss of large shares of their customer base to newcomer energy suppliers, down from 99% to 79% over the past five years. Will this trend continue?

Meeker’s 2018 Internet Trends report was published after the presentation and goes into detail about how markets, trends and online consumer behaviour is evolving. With this blog post, I wanted to highlight some of the most important trends and how they affect utilities.

Myself and one of Eliq’s advisors, Chris Wall, attended Utility Week Live 2018, themed “Utilities Disrupted”. Our overarching conclusion from the various seminar sessions attended was, that’s putting it mildly!