The ScottMadden Energy Industry Update | January 2014

A long-term decline in electricity consumption, growth advances in energy efficiency, monitoring, and control technologies, and the surprisingly rapid growth of rooftop solar and other renewable generation are challenging the traditional volume-based utility revenue model. Utilities are formulating strategies in response to this changing business environment, examining growth drivers (such as acquisitions), and trying to glean lessons from other countries and regions that are rapidly transitioning to renewable energy sources. Read more below.

• • Utility Mergers and Acquisitions – Key Drivers Are in Place…Are the Opportunities?
  • Total Shareholder Return and Average Equity Returns – Themes and Observations
  • Germany’s Energy Transition – Lessons for North America?
  • The Energy Industry by the Numbers

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Executive Summary

Utility Mergers and Acquisitions – Key Drivers in Place…

…Are the Opportunities?

Total Shareholder Return and Average Equity Returns – Themes and Observations

Germany’s Energy Transition – Lessons for North America?

The Energy Industry by the Numbers

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