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[SmartGridNews.com] Smart Grid: AMI: Double digit growth powered by demand, higher ...: Smart Grid - The global advanced metering infrastructure market has hit $1.2 billion and is expected climb to $7.6 billion in 2014. For those who pay attention to such things, that's a compound. ... As a result, we're looking at market growth twice that forecast elsewhere: a CAGR of 84%. "The AMI market is poised to grow with double-digit compound annual growth. It is being driven by the world's continued demand for more energy while the utilities are faced with the ...

[Nanotechnology] Worldwide Nanotechnology Thin Film Lithium-Ion Battery Market ...: Systems integration and manufacturing capabilities have developed a broad family of high-power lithium-ion batteries and battery systems. A family of battery products, combined with strategic partner relationships in the transportation, electric grid services and portable power markets, position vendors to address these markets for lithium-ion batteries.

[Latest News] Vision Shopsters: Smart Grid Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020: GBI Research has released its research offering on Smart Grids, “Smart Grid Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020 - Major Government Investments Through Utility Companies to Drive the Market”, which provides key data, information and analysis on the global smart grid market. The report provides the market drivers, restraints and market trends information for the four major smart grid technologies, namely smart meters, broadband over power line, high voltage direct current transmission systems and energy storage.

[Latest Blog Articles at CleanTechGreenTech.com] Cleantech Investing - The Top Ten VCs in Smart Grid ...: Smart Grid isn't a single market. It's two.On one hand, you have smart grid proper: the multibillion dollar opportunity to sell transmission equipment, storage, demand response services, software and cables to harden and enhance the massive network that connects power plants to consumers.Then you have the inside-the-meter market, i.e.

[SiliconANGLE] SiliconANGLE ”” Blog ”” Grid Net Teams with Sprint, Using 4G Network ...: “Sprint offers cost effective and flexible IP network solutions for utilities and application developers in support of advanced meter reading, as well as the scalability of 4G network bandwidth and QoS capabilities, to meet today’s utilities needs and tomorrow’s demands. Sprint invests in technologies and processes that enable developers like Grid Net to have access to important capabilities unique to our network, such as location and presence, to enrich their applications.”

[Greentech Media: Headlines] Smart Grid AMI Networking: Phase II : Greentech Media: At the time they launched PhyNet-Grid, they also had at least one major meter manufacturer in hand as a partner. They weren't saying who it was.

[Pike Research » Blog] This Week's Smart Grid “Platform”: Echelon's ECoS Worthy of the ...: We forecasted the emergence of a new product category we called the “generalized grid router”, initially pioneered by the likes of Ambient Corporation and SmartSynch, that could potentially unify these applications onto a common a platform (*gasp!*). The Echelon offerings fit neatly into this category and, we believe, if done correctly, could indeed enable the necessary distributed intelligence for a robust smart grid at the local level, where PEVs and distributed generation resources must be managed and integrated.

[Smart Takes Blog RSS | SmartPlanet] Ingeteam CEO Aitor Sotes: Growth opportunity for foreign firms in ...: We’ve been talking with a couple of labs in the U.S. for smart grid projects. We believe that more sooner than later, those changes in the environment, if you will, will occur. There’s agreement on both sides of the aisle in Washington that it’s important for the U.S. to become independent from foreign sources of energy.

[SmartGridNews.com] Smart Grid: The Smart Grid Threat That's Even Bigger Than Security: The corollary of the oft-cited Field of Dreams baseball diamond axiom - “If you build it, they will come” - is the far less-often cited “”¦ and if you don’t, they won’t.”  In 2010 we’re still in the Smart Grid’s infancy, and while it’s not yet clear what’s the right way to build it, this case has shown that failing to plan and permit up front is one guaranteed way to fail. The net net is that the Smart Grid will not be fully deployed in Boulder ”¦ not for the foreseeable future anyway.

[Southspice: Upcoming stories] Southspice > USEFUL > Impact of Government Policies and ...: It believes that Smart Grids currently represents a major opportunity for a wide variety of businesses ranging from transmission equipment firms, through manufacturers of communications and metering equipment, down to firms that make advanced materials. However, like all major infrastructure projects, the new business revenues that are likely to flow from the deployment of Smart Grids will depend heavily on government policy.

[Investorideas.com renewable energy and green newswire] Investorideas.com - Smart Grid Stocks; Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO), and ...: Specifically, the two companies will develop a standards-based, highly secure technology for full IPv6 implementation of field area communications to support smart metering, intelligent distribution automation and interfaces to the customer premise. Such an approach will help ensure consistent and interoperable wired and wireless communications among the various components of the smart grid, enabling utilities to scale to meet the demands of increasingly empowered customers and highly distributed generation portfolios.

[Smart Takes Blog RSS | SmartPlanet] As the gas pump fades, a new infrastructure emerges for electric ...: Early in our inception, we met with Mark Perry, the Nissan Leaf guy. [Perry is Nissan's director of product planning and strategy. -Ed.] He told us, “The cars are coming in November, so you’d better get to work.” The big game-changers are Nissan Leaf and the Chevy Volt.

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