Gridget: Top 10 Trends for the Smart Grid in 2010, Courtesy of Ray Bell ...

Gridget > Top 10 Trends for the Smart Grid in 2010, Courtesy of Ray Bell ...

[zikkir] The smart grid’s enormous, complex challenges will be met with ingenious solutions from leading vendors in virtually every technology vertical. Look for new alliances among major networking companies, major telecoms providers, major chip suppliers, major retail household appliance manufacturers and major enterprise software vendors (as well as some unknown startups).

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[Smart Grid Blog] Smart Grid Blog » Blog Archive » SIP Forum's Smart Grid Special ...: The event, taking place at the Hyatt Regency in Austin, Texas, will feature market research from Parks Associates' landmark Residential Energy Management service and real-world expertise derived from Austin Energy's Smart Grid, the largest working Smart Grid in the U.S. "Government initiatives and stimulus funds have stoked demand for REM technologies," said Bill Ablondi, Director of Home Systems and Energy Research, Parks Associates. "Already over six percent of all U.S. meters are smart meters, and many U.S. utilities are announcing new programs, which will push the number of smart meters to almost 50 million by 2012.

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[Smart Grid Blog] Smart Grid Blog » Blog Archive » VIDEO: CNBC Power Lunch Smart Grid: On Wednesday, October 28, CNBC’s Brian Shactman was stationed on the factory floor at Itron’s Oconee Manufacturing Facility and fed live to several segments of CNBC daytime programming. His pitch…hot on the heels of President Obama’s announcement regarding DOE funds being released, CNBC was reporting onsite from one of the leading smart grid companies set to benefit from the funds.

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