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  • Plans for Huge Undersea Power Line Advance

    Plans for Huge Undersea Power Line Advance
    Plans to build the first US undersea transmission system for offshore wind farms advanced on Monday when the federal government said there was no competition for the proposed project, which can now ...
    2012-05-15T15:15:00Z by Jon Hurdle
  • Is There a Smart Grid in Africa's Future? The Answer May Surprise You

    Is There a Smart Grid in Africa's Future? The Answer May Surprise You
    On a continent with many of the world's poorest countries, it seems perfectly normal that a smart grid would not be on the plate for those nations' governments. But Africa, a collection of 48 ...
    2012-05-10T15:30:00Z by Smart Grid News
  • Hot Summer Could Put Market Operators On The Hot Seat

    Hot Summer Could Put Market Operators On The Hot Seat
    March 2012 shattered US temperature records. What about the summer? Electricity market operators are not generally fond of hot summers, when consumers turn up their air conditioners to stay cool, ...
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    2012-05-01T16:30:00Z by Perry Sioshansi
  • Smart Systems Protect Power Grids and Handle Extreme Weather

    Smart Systems Protect Power Grids and Handle Extreme Weather
    When the power goes out, electric utility customers want it back, and fast. Now it's possible for a "smart" or "self-healing" electronic grid to reduce customers' hours without power to just a few ...
    2012-04-25T14:30:00Z by Jared Anderson
  • Despite Economic Downturn and Flat Demand, Electricity Shopping Sees Substantial Growth

    Despite Economic Downturn and Flat Demand, Electricity Shopping Sees Substantial Growth
    As consumers we have an abundance of choices. We can choose among competing stores selling competing products. If we don't want to drive to the store, we can go online and purchase what we need and ...
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    2012-04-20T09:00:00Z by Phillip R. O'Connor
  • Competition Among Electricity Suppliers Grows

    Beginning about 20 years ago various states began to slowly transition away from the traditional price-regulated monopoly utility construct and promote competition in the provision of electricity. In ...
    Source: COMPETE Coalition
  • Power Regulators Need New Thinking for Historic Investment, Report Says

    Power Regulators Need New Thinking for Historic Investment, Report Says
    U.S. electricity regulators face historic challenges over the next 20 years in helping to guide an estimated $2 trillion in investment to renew or replace aging infrastructure, ensure industry ...
    2012-04-19T10:30:00Z by Jon Hurdle
  • Who Has Smart Meters in the US? Infographic

    Who Has Smart Meters in the US? Infographic
    When talking about energy and power generation today, it's hard to avoid the topic of smart grids and intelligent metering systems. But the subject can seem somewhat nebulous and perhaps idealistic ...
    2012-04-09T10:00:00Z by Jared Anderson
  • How The Power Grid Is Blocking EV Adoption (And What To Do About It)

    How The Power Grid Is Blocking EV Adoption (And What To Do About It)
    The charging cord for the Tesla Model S electric car There is a hidden barrier to electric vehicles (EV) adoption - our electric grid. EVs could significantly increase peak demand and thus ...
    2012-04-06T13:00:00Z by Smart Grid News
  • Blackout Response: Example of a Power Outage Resolution

    Most people don't know what goes on behind the scenes when a power blackout occurs. This informative video illustrates exactly how a real-life extreme weather event was handled by mid-continent ...
    2012-04-05T13:10:00Z by Jared Anderson
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