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Wireless Technology Delivers Value to the Power Industry
This paper is written specifically for power industry companies to assist in exploring the endless possibilities of wireless in plant automation.... Sponsored By:
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Honeywell and Energy Efficiency: Strategy Before Solutions
In spite of the drop in energy prices during 2008, energy efficiency remains an important consideration for process manufacturers. Honeywell brings a well defined ... Sponsored By:
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Advanced Energy Solutions: Helping Industrial Power Generators Improve Efficiency and Reduce Emissions
The following white paper concerns the implementation of advanced energy solutions enabling industrial power generators to optimize plant processes, increase energy ... Sponsored By:
Honeywell
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Security Solutions to Meet NERC-CIP Requirements
As deadlines for the North American Electric Reliability Council Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC-CIP) standards approach, power plants and electric utilities ... Sponsored By:
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Honeywell in the Power Industry: Solutions for Today's Complex Market
Honeywell has developed a culture of continuous improvement. This has globally harmonized its business processes for automation and integration in major capital ... Sponsored By:
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Duke Energy selected Echelon Corp. and Ambient Corp. to further develop its grid based communications architecture
Duke Energy has selected California-based Echelon Corporation and Massachusetts-based Ambient Corporation to further develop its grid-based communications architecture that connects various digital devices such as smart meters, power line sensors and automated power switching equipment.
Arch Rock technology is designed to enable utilities to connect smart meters and other distributed intelligent devices over a scalable, highly secure, wireless mesh network
Silver Spring will act as the prime contractor for networking technology, smart meters, gas modules and related solutions
Itron and Cisco -- world leaders in smart metering and networking communications, respectively -- will collaborate on solutions that will transition smart metering technology into an open and interoperable, enterprise-class network for utilities.
Two recent reports published by ON World predict that 100 million smart meters will be deployed in the next five years and that half of these will have a built-in Home-Area Network gateway for in-home energy management programs and services. ON World also found that 21% are planning to integrate a HAN gateway into every smart meter deployed. The question to be asked is whether or not this integration of the HAN gateway function into the smart meter is a smart architecture for the Smart Grid?
