Partnering with HomeServe
A partnership with HomeServe gives your customers access to home repair plans that cover emergency home repairs and trusted access to a nationwide network of licensed, vetted contractors. This partnership not only delivers access, but CSAT too – customers of HomeServe utility partners report higher customer satisfaction with their utility.
HomeServe is the largest provider of home repair plans in the U.S., serving more than 3.7 million customers across North America. Outstanding service is delivered to our partners’ customers by our award-winning contact center and state-of-the-art technology.
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Electric Vehicle Fleet Education: Partnering with Transportation Owners
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Natural Gas Leads Energy Industry in Decarbonization
Not only is CCUS good for the environment, but it’s good for the economy – from the supply chain for the energy industry to supported industries such as carbon dioxide enhanced oil recovery, CCUS maintains current jobs and creates new ones. Since the U.S. is a leader in CCUS technology, U.S.-based utilities stand to play a significant global role in clean energy.
Helping Customers Navigate the Electric Vehicle Experience
Ratepayers have long indicated their preference that their electric utility be involved with the installation of EVSE, whether it means the utility’s employees or a third party recommended or engaged by the utility. They are likely to contact you for information on local contractors who are available to safely install their chargers – HomeServe’s research found that nearly 30 percent will turn to their utilities for charger help. However, having a charger close at hand doesn’t completely relieve them of anxiety, because nearly three-quarters worry about their Level-2 charger malfunctioning or breaking.