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As renewable energy adoption accelerates across the globe, the traditional one-way grid with basic billing meters is no longer sufficient.

At Itron, sustainability isn’t just an initiative—it’s central to everything we do.

Distribution Operations Blog.jpg A Smarter Grid Starts with Intelligence at the Edge Trees grow, storms happen and people are human. Trees grow, storms happen and people are human. These factors...

Building the grid of the future starts by adopting interoperable standards, today.

AI Paradox Blog.jpg The AI Paradox: Driving Demand, Delivering Solutions As artificial intelligence (AI) adoption continues to grow, so does the demand for the data centers that power it. As...

We are excited to announce that the European Forecasting User Group Meeting is back!

EUD and Verizon Blog.jpg Modernizing Water Infrastructure: Eastside Utility District’s Transition to Cellular AMI When aging infrastructure and manual processes began chipping away at revenue,...

Microgrid The Utility’s Guide to Microgrids As the energy sector navigates the transition to a more sustainable and resilient grid, microgrids are proving to be invaluable assets for utilities. As...

A charging electric vehicle with a wind turbine in the background The 2025 Power Paradigm: How EVs and Clean Energy are Transforming the Grid The energy sector is experiencing a significant...

AC and Electrification Blog.jpeg Electrification 2.0: What Utilities Can Learn from the Air Conditioner Era Today’s push for electrification, coupled with rising energy demand driven by artificial...

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

The growing adoption of distributed energy resources (DERs) like electric vehicles, rooftop solar and residential battery storage is driving a fundamental shift in electricity management: what once...

Distributed energy resources (DERs) have become a defining force in the global energy ecosystem.

Relentless heatwaves are pushing electric grids across the globe to their breaking point.

Smarter energy and water management requires connecting grid devices on a secure, reliable network and transforming real-time data into actionable insights.

While seasonal temperatures are beginning to drop in many parts of the world, cities face a different reality.

The accelerating energy transition—and especially the onset of Electrification 2.0—is transforming how utilities plan and operate the grid.

Itron hosted the 16th Annual ISO Forecasting Summit from Sept. 17 - 19 in Chicago, IL.

Now more than ever, the way electricity is consumed and managed is undergoing a rapid transformation.

Utilities and cities are navigating unprecedented complexity.