The most common benefits of smart meters for UK consumers
With the rollout of smart meters gaining momentum across the UK as part of the government’s efforts to modernize energy networks and billing systems, what benefits are consumers realizing from the smart devices?
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.
Factors influencing consumer engagement in delivering the energy transition
For consumers to be engaged and to participate in the development of future-proofed resilient energy systems, utilities need to put in place adequate infrastructure, technologies, elements, and an environment that is safe for consumer buy-in.
Optimized grids and system flexibility critical to reaching net zero
We need to drastically increase flexibility within our power systems to ensure sufficient renewables integration
Siemens chief: ‘The energy sector is ripe for disruption’
“After COP26, no-one would dispute that the energy sector is ripe for disruption. We have to go through profound change.”
Hitachi Energy and Denmark’s Clever partner on EVs, renewables, and storage
A new partnership aims to ensure that Denmark is able to power its electric vehicles (EVs) with 100% renewable electricity 24/7 and to leverage EVs and battery storage to expand renewables’ use for grid stability.
The most common benefits of smart meters for UK consumers
With the rollout of smart meters gaining momentum across the UK as part of the government’s efforts to modernize energy networks and billing systems, what benefits are consumers realizing from the smart devices?
Canada’s IESO testing reliability in $1.4m smart grid pilot
In Canada, the Independent Electricity System Operator has announced C$1.4 million (US$1.1 million) in funding for a smart grid pilot that aims to integrate local energy networks with the provincial grid for reliability.
