FutureReady – Spring 2019

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.

Artificial intelligence will transform the energy industry, but it is still unclear how energy suppliers, grid operators and technology providers can shape this transformation profitably and sustainably. In this 9th issue of pathway, we will aim to answer that question…

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.

The rise of smart devices has fundamentally transformed consumer expectations around products and services. Landis+Gyr wanted to see if this has affected their behaviour with respect to energy technology, so we engaged Essential Research to survey 1,000 consumers around Australia…

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

The shifting view of generation: how utilities are finding new opportunities, taking on new roles and addressing new threats.

More and more utilities are moving to service-based delivery models to help make their business processes more flexible, reduce technology risks, and minimize costs. Smart Grid as a Service (SGaaS) typically includes cloud services, smart grid operations and related consulting…