Join our webinar: Introducing our data and digitalisation strategy

Earlier this year, we released our 2023-2026 Forward Work Plan, which outlined our priorities – including enhancements to our data and digital services. Join us on September 26th for a webinar where you can learn about and engage on our data and digitalisation strategy. The strategy outlines how we will support open data, digitalisation and the evolution of REC services, systems and processes. Don’t miss out – ensure that your company is aligned with us as we look to improve the retail energy market.

Our webinar will cover:

  • An overview of our data and digitalisation strategy, including our vision for how we want to operate within the energy market (using microservice architecture and API Gateway).
  • The difference between data and digitalisation
  • Our principles, which we have developed to guide the implementation of our strategy.
  • The key enablers for successful implementation

Register now

The webinar will take place on September 26th at 10 a.m. Once you register, you’ll receive an Outlook invite containing the Microsoft Teams link you need to join on the day.

You can submit questions prior to the webinar during registration. We will also be hosting a Q&A at the end of the session.

Register here.

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