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A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts that Australian smart grid revenues will actually shrink by more than a third over the next few years. We look at the reasons why and if there is a chance for smart grid recovery.
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Intelligence Brief – 17 – 30 January 2013
OATI completes phase one of Smart House
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Distribution automation: how it is improving grid performance and providing guaranteed savings
After being in news for its promise over the last couple of years, distribution automation is starting to give indications about what can be achieved by automating the entire distribution power system. We look at how his segment of the smart grid industry is faring in the US and beyond.
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Weekly Intelligence Brief 8 – 16 January 2013
Asia: DA to attract highest investment
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Jumbled regulation at heart of Australian smart...
A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts that Australian smart grid revenues will actually shrink by more than a third over the next few years. We...
Distribution automation: why it needs more...
Interoperability has mostly been a concern for advanced metering infrastructure deployments. But now it is also becoming a challenge for distribution...
Distribution automation: how it is improving grid...
After being in news for its promise over the last couple of years, distribution automation is starting to give indications about what can be achieved...
Intelligence Brief
Weekly Intelligence Brief 24 December 2012 – 9...
China smart grid: $1.5bn PON vendor opportunity Organisations and companies mentioned: Ovum, State Grid Corporation of China, Esco Metrum, 50Hertz...
Executive viewpoint
The Innovators' Roundtable
Smart Grid Update asks three innovators about how they envisage things could be changed to improve grid capacity, consumer engagement and energy...
Texas heats up EV viability for utilities
SmartGridUpdate speaks to ECOtality’s Dave Aasheim, who is managing a free EV charging station rollout in Texas, following up on news we covered...
Wind ‘on-demand’ with state-of-the-art storage
Jan Keil, researcher and author of Deutsche Bank’s latest report on renewable energy storage options, on how Germany can meet its 2050 target of...
Featured Articles
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Jumbled regulation at heart of Australian smart grid market dip
A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts that Australian smart grid revenues will actually shrink by more than a third over the next few years. We look at the reasons why and if there is a chance for smart grid recovery.
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Distribution automation: why it needs more interoperability
Interoperability has mostly been a concern for advanced metering infrastructure deployments. But now it is also becoming a challenge for distribution automation.
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Demand response: Faroe Islands wind project serves valuable lessons
When Faroe Islands power company SEV switched off its Sund Power Plant in November 2012 it shone a light on how demand response could help better integrate wind power on the grid.
