Smart Grid

IBM has announced that two new utilities have joined its Global IUN Coalition, a group of utility companies designed to

Progress Energy has chosen IBM as the lead systems integrator for the utility’s smart-grid program. Together the companies will

Digi International andQualityLogic Inc. have announced that the Digi ERT/Ethernet Gateway has successfully completed the testing under the Itron

GE and the government of Ontario have announced a new $40 million Grid IQ Innovation Centre, the first center of

SECO Energy, one of the largest electric cooperatives in the US, has selected Sensus as its smart-grid technology provider. Sensus

Grid2Home, developer of Smart Energy Profile 2.0 (SEP-2) communication technologies, has completed a second round of funding, led by

LiveData’s SmartGrid Manager has received a 2010 Smart Grid Excellence Award from Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) and Intelligent Communications

Analog and mixed-signal semiconductor supplier Semtech Corp. and Virtual Extension, a mesh wireless networks provider, have expanded their wireless mesh

Developing the UK’s smart-grid infrastructure will require communications and data technologies that can manage far more information than utilities

NRGi, Denmark’s fourth largest utility, has selected Echelon Corporation’s Networked Energy Services (NES) smart-grid control system to implement