Smart Grid
India’s Bold Plan to Cover 1,000 Miles of Canals With Solar Power Plants | Motherboard
Love this! Seems like a triple win. I wonder if the economics of this would work in our country too. India’s Bold Plan to Cover 1,000 Miles of Canals With Solar Power Plants | Motherboard.
Read MoreProposal to Oregon InC, Check!
Just submitted a proposal to Oregon InC on behalf of Smart Grid Oregon to fund an accelerator program. That was quite a project, envisioning the program, building consensus to support it, drafting the proposal with input from SGO board members and 3rd party reviewers, soliciting endorsements from key stakeholders. These types of projects are always…
Read MoreWealth of Data : Comprehensive Advanced Energy Market Report
I ran across this report commissioned by Advanced Energy while conducting market research on a smart grid project. This contains a wealth of market research information and insights, and best of all, it’s free! It talks about one of the best marketing techniques, SEO, why not try these out and check for yourself what…
Read MorePNW: Smart grid benefits shown to outweigh costs
The Bonneville Power Administration just released a comprehensive business case analysis detailing the costs and benefits of the implementation of smart grid technologies in the Pacific Northwest, showing significant benefits in a number of areas. The study was conducted in conjunction with our region’s Smart Grid Demonstration Project, a $178 million project demonstrating a variety…
Read MoreWhat year is this? Utility Control System Was Hacked Through ‘Brute Force’ Attack
The technology, products, policies and educational infrastructure exist to avoid this kind of attack. Yet parts of the industry seem to ignore basic housekeeping measures. Seems like an opportunity here. Homeland Security: Utility Control System Was Hacked Through ‘Brute Force’ Attack : Greentech Media.
Read MoreNot sure I buy it. 4 Reasons Why Small Solar Installers Will Rise Again : Greentech Media
Sounds like companies betting long term on stability in the PV industry forgot that PV might follow “silicon” prices, and that lease programs would become less attractive as prices decline. 4 Reasons Why Small Solar Installers Will Rise Again : Greentech Media. Though I would not necessarily conclude that small installers would benefit more than…
Read MoreSmart Grid: State regulators to enforce cybersecurity? That’s a great idea. Not.
Jesse Berst is providing ongoing coverage and commentary about the state of cybersecurity technologies and policy for smart grid and utilities. The problem is complex, but high value – and a large drag on the adoption of networking technologies the smart grid. With federal, state, and PUCs getting in the action, its a market…
Read MoreGoing from AMI to a Smart Grid. Sensus Presents in Portland
Smart Grid Oregon announces the next in our ongoing series of speakers – leaders from the smart grid industry. May 15th from 4pm to 5:30pm, VP Marketing, Sensus, Gregory Myers will present information on advances in AMI capabilities, business cases and applications. Do you have a Sensus smart meter on your home? …
Read MoreCap and Trade in the NW. Key Economic Driver for Smart Grid?
The west coast appears to be moving towards cap and trade legislation as a means to build in the cost of CO2 pollution into our energy production prices. This has the potential to more quickly level the playing field for innovative renewable energy, energy efficiency technologies, and smart grid technologies. California has been…
Read MoreNetworking Equipment for Commercial Building Automation Systems Will Reach $34.7 Billion by 2021
Continued rapid growth forecasted in building automation systems, for a large number of use cases. The energy consumption in commercial buildings is so large that there continues to be plenty of opportunity to find savings. » Networking and Communications Equipment for Commercial Building Automation Systems Will Reach $34.7 Billion in Annual Revenue by 2021…
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