One of world's most advanced grid control systems quietly switches on
One of the most advanced power-grid control systems in the world has quietly switched on in the northeastern US. Its
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On-Ramp takes aim at meter communications for utilities
On-Ramp Wireless has partnered with meter data management system (MDMS) provider Ecologic Analytics to provide a pre-integrated system for utilities
AT&T smart-grid offering lets utilities pre-pay for data services
AT&T is offering utilities that buy its smart-grid products a pre-pay option that lets them cover their machine-to-machine
Consumers Energy opts for cellular-based smart grid
Rather than building its own private communications network for a 1.8-million-customer smart-meter rollout across Michigan, Consumers Energy is opting
Elster platform makes it easier for utilities to change meters' 'personality'
By early next year, metering firm Elster expects to roll out a new platform that will enable a smart meter
Israeli consortium shines spotlight on smarter utility networks
Several companies and universities in Israel have come together to create a new group aimed at developing next-generation unified communication
C&W, Silver Spring partner to speed up UK smart grid
With the goal of speeding up smart-grid developments in the UK, Cable&Wireless (C&W) Worldwide and Silver
New wireless platform helps govt., businesses manage energy
3e Technologies International (3eTI) is offering a new wireless platform to help federal and commercial building operators better control their
100th US patent for energy control networking firm Echelon
Energy control networking company Echelon has obtained its 100th patent from the US Patent and Trademark Office. The newest patent
Malaysian mega-development eyes digital living
Nusajaya, a 24,000-acre real-estate development on the southwestern tip of the Malaysian peninsula, is working to become a “smart,
USNAP, EPRI work to combine smart-tech specs
The USNAP (for “Utility Smart Network Access Port”) Alliance and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) are working together to
Can smart tech ever be too smart?
If the buzz at this year’s just-completed Consumer Electronics Show is any gauge, “smart” technology isn’t just for
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