03 Dec 2021

The Utility Industry Is in Transition. Is Your Training Keeping Up?

Given the pressures from climate change, decarbonization, digitization, technology advancement, decentralization, and customer evolution, the utility of 2030 is likely to look dramatically different than the utility model that has endured the last 100 years. As your company transitions into the new world, is your training keeping up?

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08 Oct 2021

Do Your Employees Understand Gas System Components?

Enerdynamics recently released the online course Key Components of a Natural Gas Delivery System. Now gas employees at any level can, in just one hour, gain a basic understanding of the key components of the gas delivery system, what each component is used for, how it works, and when specific components and component types are used.

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06 Aug 2021

Training Professionals: Learn About the Energy Industry While Exploring New Opportunities for Learners

Enerdynamics offers a free 10-minute eLearning tool for training professionals who need to quickly understand how the energy industry/utility business operates.

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18 Jun 2021

Virtually There: Adapting Live, In-person Seminars for a Virtual World

Here is some insight on Enerdynamics’ experience moving from a live, in-person training platform to a virtual world in response to COVID-19.

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09 Apr 2021

Is In-person Training Ready to Launch Again?

When do we go back to in-person learning? I just taught my first live seminar since the pandemic began. These are my personal insights for everyone to consider before going full steam into in-person training.

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