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Earth Day is a reminder that the choices we make today shape the world we leave for future generations.

Itron and our technology partners continue to drive innovation in the utility industry, delivering solutions that modernize and strengthen critical infrastructure.

Demand on the U.S. power grid is projected to rise 4.7% over the next five years—a sharp increase compared to the sub-1% annual growth seen over the past two decades.

AI Announcements Blog.jpg Itron Announces Key Collaborations to Unlock the Full Potential of AI and ML According to Itron’s Resourcefulness Insight Report, utilities see the greatest potential for...

At DISTRIBUTECH 2025, Itron joined 18,000+ industry professionals to explore the innovations shaping the future of energy.

As the need to enhance grid performance coincides with the impacts of growing energy demand, severe weather events, electrification and sustainability initiatives, Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) have...

2025 LDI Trainings Virtual Instructor-Led Training Opportunities for Q3 and Q4 2025 Register today and mark your calendars! Register today and mark your calendars! Itron is pleased to announce that...

Earth Day Education Blog.jpg Empowering the Next Generation to Create a More Resourceful World As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s essential to recognize that sustainability isn’t just about the...

Celebrating 10 years of honoring utilities that are advancing the future through technological advancements and improving efficiencies for grid modernization.

The one constant in the utility industry is change—unpredictable weather events, rising energy demand and shifting consumer expectations, to name a few.

Every year at Itron, we look forward to Earth Day—a global celebration and powerful reminder of our shared responsibility to protect our world’s most precious resources.

For years, limited visibility and control at the edge of the gas distribution network has made it harder for utilities to deliver safe, reliable and affordable natural gas to the communities they...

Every single day, the U.S. loses 6 billion gallons of treated water—enough to fill over 9,000 Olympic swimming pools.