Note from the editor Today is your last chance to help set the narrative in the utility industry.
This weekend, we will close submissions for our fourth annual State of the Electric Utility Survey to begin analyzing results.
If you work for a utility, please take a moment to complete the survey and encourage your colleagues to do the same. We'll analyze the findings and deliver our report to you in March.
In the meantime, get primed for the survey by reviewing our 2017 trend forecast for the utility industry, now packaged into a sleek, downloadable PDF by our design team.
Thanks and enjoy your weekend,
 Gavin Bade
Editor, Utility Dive
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