Smart utilities should have a smart antenna strategy for T&D
IoT devices rely on antennas to successfully provide the connectivity, often in challenging environments that are unique to the utility industry.
The future of utilities begins with long-range, low-power technology
With organizations looking to ramp up energy efficiency and reduce waste to be more sustainable, new Internet of Things (IoT) applications including smart metering leveraging long-range, low-power capabilities can provide a cost-effective solution.
Southern Company makes anchor investment in new EIP $1B fund
Southern Company, the founding member of venture capital firm Energy Impact Partners, announced the launch of Fund II., which received $1 billion in total commitments and will focus on investing in venture and growth companies advancing critical climate solutions.
NREL completes validation study of private LTE for utilities
This week, Anterix said that the NREL successfully completed Phases I and II of its project validating the performance of a 900 MHz private LTE network for critical grid communications.
Where are we on the path toward a carbon-free energy system?
Destination 2050 is theme of DISTRIBUTECH / POWERGEN conference and leadership summit, focusing on the greatest energy transition of all time.
GE to end its run as a conglomerate, split into 3 companies
General Electric, the storied American manufacturer that struggled under its own weight after growing to become a sprawling conglomerate, will divide itself into three public companies focused on aviation, health care and energy.
Maine residents brace for power rate hikes over 60%
Mainers are likely to see the rate they pay for home electricity increase, in some cases by a considerable amount.
Congress passes $1T infrastructure bill – but how does the government go about spending...
The infrastructure bill is the largest investment in the nation’s infrastructure in decades. So how does the government go about spending all that money?
