Guidehouse says utilities will spend billions on meter intelligence in next...
Guidehouse says investments in inside-the-meter analytics will grow at a CAGR of 13.3%. Solutions for demand-side management and energy efficiency are expected to grow from approximately $1.6 billion in 2021 to nearly $5.4 billion in 2030.
Arkansas utility to maximize smart meter value with Advanced Grid Analytics
US utility Woodruff Electric Cooperative, an energy provider to 20,000 members in Arkansas, has selected Landis+Gyr to maximise the performance and benefits of its advanced metering infrastructure (AMI).
Massachusetts school bus shaves peak demand in first V2G program for district
Highland Electric Fleets announced this week what it called a “historic breakthrough for local clean energy” in which an electric school bus in Beverly, Massachusetts successfully delivered power back to the electricity grid for more than 50 hours over the course of the summer.
The impact of EV charging on the grid: business models and consumer behaviors
A parked EV has the potential to be a connected car—a battery pack engaged with the power grid with opportunities for charge coordination, interactive intelligence, and dynamic energy management.
Idaho Power advances grid modernization efforts with fault detection sensors
Last week, Sentient Energy announced that Idaho Power has chosen its sensing solution to provide advanced fault detection.
Data is the linchpin of an intelligent power grid
We need only to exploit data fully — indeed, intelligently — to stabilize and fortify an increasingly complex infrastructure of energy distribution and management.
NARUC receives $14.2M to educate state utility regulators
NARUC was awarded five new federal cooperative agreements for the NARUC Center for Partnerships & Innovation to support ongoing education for state utility regulators.
Black & Veatch to design, build Canada’s first true smart grid
As the electric industry addresses growing demands for lower carbon footprints and heightened reliability and resilience, Black & Veatch is announcing that a Canadian community is entrusting it to transform its power system into a technology-driven, enhanced “smart grid” meant to lower consumer costs and slash greenhouse gas emissions.
