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Energy billing: Controlling business risk through self-billing. Sam Shields. Energy World. November/December 2004 P. 13
As prices rise, it is even more important that large energy consumers have timely and accurate bills. Here, Sam Shields, Commercial and Industrial Business Development Manager at Siemens Energy Services, proposes a rigorous self-billing process that would be in both the consumers’ and energy suppliers’ best interests.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Keywords: Billing
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Lighting, Banking, finance and investment, Trading, Risk management, Economics, business and commerce, Commercial, People and behaviour
