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'Smart grids' terminology won't cut it, says Budde. It has to be 'smart energy'
July 4, 2012. BUSINESS WIRE — Research and Markets has published a report entitled ‘Australia – Smart Energy – Trends and analyses 2012’ by Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd. BuddeComm, an independent research and consultancy company focusing on the telecoms market, believes that the term ‘smart grids’ is too narrow.
Read moreGEO keeps a colourful eye on water consumption
Green Energy Options (GEO) has announced its first European partner for GEO’s forthcoming water display the “Water Ensemble”.
Read moreGEO and Etneo make energy engaging for Italian households
Green Energy Options (GEO) has appointed Etneo Italia to distribute GEO’s home energy management systems within Italy.
Read moreM2M Now Magazine April-May 2012 Edition
M2M Now magazine explores the evolving opportunities and challenges facing CSPs across this sector. And in our exclusive interviews will pass on some of the lessons learned by those who have taken the first steps in next gen M2M services.
Read moreCapgemini delivers smart water meter deployment and management through SaaS platform
Capgemini, one of the world’s foremost providers of consulting, technology and outsourcing services, has announced the launch of an off-the-shelf software-as-a-service (SaaS) product, that manages the entire smart metering lifecycle.
Read moreThames Water and SmartReach extend smart water meter trial
Project shows how smart water metering can help water companies to better manage their networks, reduce leaks and conserve water.
Read moreE.ON IT adopts Convergys Smart Revenue Solutions across its group
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. February 14, 2012 – Convergys Corporation (NYSE: CVG) has signed a new groupwide Framework Agreement with E.ON IT GmbH, the IT function of E.ON AG, one of the world’s largest private power and gas companies.
Read moreBT expects to cut energy bills by £13 million a year with smart meters and energy system
BT expects to shave £13 million a year off its energy bills, and reduce its carbon footprint by five per cent, by introducing smart meters and a smart energy management and control system across thousands of its offices, telephone exchanges and data centres.
Read moreCompatibility causing problems for smart meter roll out
The number of smart meter installations that fail in the UK because of non-compatibility issues is rising, according to utility consultancy Make It Cheaper.
Read moreEseye opens US office to support smart metering customers in the Americas
London, UK. October, 2011: Eseye, a global machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity service provider and product design consultancy, has opened a new office in Connecticut, complementing the offices in the UK and continental Europe.
Read moreChip integrates smart meter functions
Maxim Integrated Products has introduced the Max 17497, one chip that is claimed to cover all the power requirements on the communications and metrology boards in smart meters. This high level of integration is said to ease design, add flexibility, increase accuracy, improve reliability and lower the total cost and footprint.
Read moreCellular smart meter growth set to soar
Advanced electricity meters with integrated cellular communications modules are forecast to increase from 2.6 million shipments in 2010 to 9.5 million shipments annually in 2016, according to a report from IMS Research.
Read moreUniversity receives grant to research smart grids
The University of Westminster has been awarded a grant of £507,000 from the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) to support research into smart grids.
Read moreShihlin prepares for smart grid roll out
Shihlin Electric showed its SW3005 smart meter at this week’s Taitronics electronics exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan, as it prepares to compete when Taipower starts its smart grid programme.
Read moreLogger and bridge empower smart water meters
A smart water meter logger and the associated wireless bridge technology were officially launched this week by Aquas at the Taitronics electronics exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan.
Read moreNew energy efficient wireless M-Bus module for 169MHz from Telit
Trieste, Italy. 5 October, 2011 — Machine-to-machine (m2m) technology specialist, Telit Wireless Solutions, is launching a new module this month featuring wireless M-Bus transfer technology. The new ME50-169 module features 169MHz and is said to be suited for smart gas, water, heating or electricity meters.
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