Note from the editor Utility Dive will take a break from publishing tomorrow, April 14, as U.S. financial markets will be closed for the Good Friday holiday. We’ll be back in your inbox as usual on Monday, April 17.
In the meantime, use the weekend to catch up on the findings of our fourth annual State of the Electric Utility Survey, our most comprehensive look yet at the attitudes of utility sector professionals.
And if you haven't already, hop on over to our newest publication, Smart Cities Dive, which will publish its second weekly newsletter this afternoon. That offering, like all Industry Dive newsletters, is always free.
Have a lovely weekend,
Gavin Bade
Editor, Utility Dive
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