How often do you question the availability of power? Outside of weather events, the answer is probably, “not much.” But what if you have an electric vehicle? Or manage a data center? Rely on either of those technologies and you might consider electricity as a constraint, around which you plan
The Networked Grid event has kicked off in the Triangle. Home to over 60 companies working on smart grid technologies, the Research Triangle may be “the silicon valley of the smart grid,” says conference host GreenTech Media (GTM). As a leading analytics player already installed at over 500 utility customer sites, certainly SAS
Earlier this month in Washington DC, utility executives shared the pains and triumphs in the turmoil that is today’s energy market. With a patchwork of regulatory frameworks across North America coupled with discouraging economics of many smart grid investments, utilities seem more disparate in projects and management than ever before.
