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Landis+Gyr helps energy providers and consumers around the globe “manage energy better”. With the growing demand for energy and increasing complexity of its management, the company is fully committed to providing its customers – primarily energy utilities – with smart…

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…

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…

The Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, Smart Factoring, Intelligent Networks – the future has many names and at least as many facets, but only one root: Digitization.

Many energy companies are in the process of shifting their strategic focus towards the implementation of Internet of Things technologies. In the sixth issue of “pathway”, we’ve tried to unveil the story behind the IoT phenomenon and what it means…

The smart revolution in energy management is one of the largest in the history of the world. And all players of the energy industry have to ensure that future generations are able to enjoy a high standard of living in…

The future of the energy industry can be seen from many different angles: for this issue of pathway, we decided to look through the lenses of British photo‑journalist Toby Smith.

As financial and political challenges of building new generation power plants can lead to supply constraints, many utilities are taking a new look at Demand Side Management (DSM) as a tool to manage consumption and demand of smaller commercial and…