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With climate change already causing increased frequency and severity of catastrophic weather
events, utilities are facing the immediate need for a cohesive decarbonization strategy. Traditionally,
utility approaches to decarbonization have been decentralized throughout and organization, but to
effectively combat challenges brought on by climate change, they’ll need more robust decarbonization
strategies.

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