Pathway 08 – Smart Grid as a Service: Transforming the Utility Business Model

Successfully leverage this versatile asset by applying a framework that evaluates potential applications.

Developing successful solutions that integrate with existing AMI networks and deliver utility and customer value.

Today, many utilities are developing transformative, data-driven asset management strategies that build on their advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) investments.

With real-time data and remarkably advanced analytics, utilities can now develop better plans for managing demand — at the distribution level. Distributed renewables Battery energy storage Voltage and VAR control Distributed fuel cells and fossil fuel generation Demand response

G3 PLC, in accordance with ITU-T G.9903, specified and certified by the G3 alliance, is receiving further acceptance as the new PLC technology for smart metering in EMEA. In 2015, Landis+Gyr reported on the first experiences gained with technology field…

The rapid acceleration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) presents a range of challenges for electric utility management. The good news is that a strategic approach, one that taps the power of data analytics, can meet the rising need to manage…

The smart grid is the response from utilities to European energy policy designed to promote a carbon-independent society. The smart grid is a transformed power system that can accommodate a large penetration of distributed renewables, system flexibility and consumer participation in markets…

Demand response is a strategic, real-time operational resource where successful programs require fluid delivery of quality data. The challenge is understanding the network option just right for your utility.

Landis+Gyr engaged Spain-based independent smart grid research and validation center TECNALIA to test the company’s new smart grid solution under real-life conditions in a smart grid demo environment. The study’s main objective was to demonstrate how existing innovative automated network…