FutureReady – A Common Language for the Grid

Sustainability is at the core of what Landis+Gyr does: Help the world manage energy better. As a global leader in an essential industry, the company enabled 8 million tons of direct CO2 emission reduction in 2019/20 through the installed smart…

Standards for network communication drive a big part of the compatibility equation for the intelligent grid, but a common approach for implementing advanced applications requires a new way of thinking about compatibility.

From new data models to self-healing technologies, utilities are planning to win the battle against outages and network disruption.

Utilities are racing toward grid modernization to meet and beat regulatory and consumer demands.

Utilities are using creative strategies to engage a wide range of customers.

Every energy transaction – from financial to grid maintenance – is changing thanks to distributed computing.

The future of energy generation remains an unsettled question caught between financial considerations, environmental concerns and changes to consumer demand. But amid this uncertainty, many stakeholders are experimenting in ways that may influence utility roles soon. In this issue we…

Advances in metrology: modern meters bring sophisticated measurement to more applications in order to prevent system loss, improve profits and drive efficiency.

Roadside sensors, smart water meters, plug-in charging stations, LEED-certified building, drone technology…energy-efficient tactics are on the rise, creating the new smart city. Building a smart city by re-thinking network infrastructure, implementing energy-saving technologies and anticipating tomorrow’s trends.