A couple of years ago we noted here on our blog that "2020 is shaping up to see even MORE disruption in both the energy and water sectors, particularly in California."  Boy, was that an understatement... Obviously, nobody could have predicted a global pandemic. But what really ratcheted up the

Early last year I noted here on our blog that "2020 is shaping up to see even MORE disruption in both the energy and water sectors, particularly in California."  Boy, was that an understatement... Obviously, nobody could have predicted a global pandemic due to covid-19. Not to mention its ripple

photo credit: Bloomberg Finance 2020 Four million acres of wildfires caused by record-breaking high temperatures, drought and freak lightning storms burned across California this summer and fall. The tremendous impact of multiple, consecutive years of wildfires has left many consumers - and growers

Wexus partners Sweetsense and Swarm Technologies were featured in Swarm Technologies' recent blog post here. The post highlights the newest innovative and cutting-edge technologies pioneered by Wexus' IoT software platform, Sweetsense's low-cost, easy-to-deploy IoT hardware and sensors, and Swarm's

Wexus customer Monterey Pacific Inc (MPI) was featured in Central Coast Community Energy's monthly customer highlight, called "Clean Energy Heroes." The story highlighted MPI's energy and sustainability practices and how they use Wexus' IoT software platform to monitor energy usage, efficiency and

It's no secret that the agriculture industry has been hit hard due to the COVID-19 (i.e. coronavirus) pandemic. Labor shortages and supply chain hang ups that were already widespread issues in the industry are further cutting into farmer’s bottom lines.  Meat and dairy producers have struggled to

Wexus Technologies Selected to Present at the 2020 Industry Growth Forum in April 2020 in Denver

Last year we noted that the global energy industry is changing faster than ever before with new technologies, new business models, and new government policies and regulations. And based on last year's developments, 2020 is shaping up to see even MORE disruption in both the energy and water sectors,