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Texas grid saved by demand response...Florida outage was predictable...California proposes Smart Grid...

Texas grid saved by demand response... Florida outage was predictable... California proposes Smart Grid... Pennsylvania should choose advanced meters over rate caps... Hawaii has opportunity to implement Smart Grid... NERC -- grid improvements without building new transmission lines.
    

Growing Use of Sensors...BPL or WiFi for the Smart Grid...GIS maps the Smart Grid.

Growing use of sensors...BPL or WiFi for the Smart Grid... GIS maps the Smart Grid...Renewable interoperability...U.S. renewable investors.
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Bob Galvin asks why can’t power be perfect...Energy Insights Finds the Smart Grid...$3.6B in new fuses and are any of them smart...

Bob Galvin asks why consumers do not get the same level of service that they get from other businesses... Energy Insights published study analyzing different strategies utilities are using to tackle critical intelligent grid needs...Freedonia Group released study forecasting that U.S. demand for circuit breakers and fuses will grow 3.7% per year through 2011 to $3.6B.
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PHEV in the news... More work for GIS, OMS, SCADA vendors... Coal on the way out...

Hybrids continue to get a lot of attention. Utilities continue to seek technological upgrades and workforce efficiencies. There are serious arguments for decentralized generation for the Smart Grid.
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AMI advances Smart Grid... Progress for demand response and metering...Digital signal processing is key to Smart Grid...

Smart Grid…Progress for demand response and metering… Digital signal processing is key to Smart Grid…EUCI conference to emphasize Smart Grid strategies… Grid Interop...
    

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I have been studying BPL technology (low frequency under 35mhz) for two (2) years now and G-line technology (high frequency above 80mhz) for 1yr. I see many people missing the ...
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