2010 will prove to be an explosive year of growth for the Asia Pacific Utilities sector. Over 600B dollars is being invested into the industry to ensure that APAC meets its current and future energy demands. In the midst of this unprecedented transformation, several factors are driving fundamental change: liberalization and increased competition, strategic mergers and acquisitions, regulatory pressure around climate change, systems reliability, convergence, electricity and renewable concerns.
In today’s troubled climate, the utilities sector is in the midst of unprecedented transformation. Several factors are driving fundamental change: liberalization and increased competition, strategic mergers and acquisitions, regulatory pressure around climate change, systems reliability, convergence, electricity and renewable concerns. Today, utilities do business with a highly educated customer base, demanding sophisticated service offerings and competitive pricing.
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