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  • Deloitte reSources 2013 study
    The third annual Deloitte reSources Study illuminates the mindsets and behaviors of electricity customers and provides insights that can be useful in helping energy companies and businesses make energy-related investment and business decisions.
  • America’s newfound power: What the U.S. should do to capitalize on the shale and renewable energy revolutions
    This new paper from Dr. Joseph A. Stanislaw, Independent Senior Advisor, Energy & Sustainability, Deloitte LLP, offers insight into how the U.S. could lead from the front on technological innovation, energy efficiency, and climate change to drive the creation of a sustainable, long-term economic path.
  • U.S. renewable M&A powers on: Continued deal-making fueled by strong demand for renewable energy, not consolidation
    Merger & Acquisition (M&A) activity in the U.S. renewable energy sector remained high in 2012, largely driven by increased participation from large-scale, integrated utility and power companies.
  • Getting smart grid customers plugged in: Motivating change through mobile and social technology
    This report provides a framework to help utilities assess the maturity of their current customer engagement strategies on Smart Grid and outlines opportunities to integrate new technologies that can bring meaningful customer data to the engagement effort.
  • Oil & Gas mergers and acquisitions report – Year-end 2012
    The oil and gas industry continued to demonstrate strong merger and acquisition activity in 2012. This report covers deals from the past 12 months by sector and reveals the insights of Deloitte M&A specialists on what is driving activity and what this says about how the business is changing.
  • Exporting the American renaissance: Global impacts of LNG exports from the United States
    This report describes an economic-based analysis of the potential impacts of LNG exports from the United States on domestic and global markets. While much attention has focused on the impact of U.S. LNG exports on the U.S. market, this study analyzes the potential economic consequences of those exports on global markets.
  • 2013 Deloitte energy conference | Washington, D.C. – May 21-22, 2013 | Innovation: Changing the future of energy
    For two days, executives, researchers, entrepreneurs, regulators and investors from around the globe will join Deloitte's energy professionals for an in-depth review of how innovative thinking is making the difference in addressing the challenges and opportunities in today’s global and domestic energy markets. Speakers for the conference will represent a cross-section of the world's energy industry.
  • Surveying energy attitudes: Industry insiders and the public’s outlook on the future of U.S. oil and gas
    In late 2012, Deloitte surveyed oil and gas professionals and members of the general population. The oil and gas executives were asked for their views on a wide range of forward-looking issues, including the outlook for U.S. energy self-sufficiency, prices, regulatory issues, and the accuracy of natural gas resource estimates. Questions for public respondents focused upon their view of the U.S. energy industry and related regulatory issues. The most notable findings are described in this report.
  • 2012 Deloitte Oil & Gas conference – Summary report and presentations now available
    The Deloitte Oil & Gas Conference brings together energy executives, political leaders, investors, industry analysts and regulators from around the globe for an in-depth analysis of today’s global and domestic energy markets.
  • Implementing dynamic pricing – Meter configuration trade-offs
    Exploring the technical and business case impacts of selecting different types of Smart Grid meter hardware.
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