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Key Points From the Monticello 2023 Utilities Credit & Collections Symposium

Shareholders Sara Costanzo and Amanda Yurechko recently attended the Monticello 2023 Utilities Credit & Collection Symposium. This event provides an educational conference that benefits utility company attendees, industry solution providers, and sponsors. Now, they’re sharing their top four takeaways from this informative event! 
 

1. Economic Outlook

A recession is looming and while it may not be as impactful as the one in 2008, it will have an impact on residential and commercial utility customers, making it increasingly hard for bills to be paid on time.
 

2. Utility Costs

Rates are on the rise and the shortage of natural gas will lead to higher energy prices in the U.S.
 

3. Changing Customer Behavior

While it may be impossible to have every utility customer pay on time and in full, using strategies like the manner of payment and the timing of payments (even if partial) are resulting in reducing delinquencies.
 

4. Technology Updates

Remote Process Automation, Smart Meters, and new payment channels (Venmo, GooglePay, etc.) are on the rise. Customers of all ages are seeing a wave of new technology, whether electric or gas customers.


If you have additional questions on these topics, feel free to connect with Sara and Amanda at any time.

This blog is not a solicitation for business and it is not intended to constitute legal advice on specific matters, create an attorney-client relationship or be legally binding in any way.

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