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Nine Smart Grid Trends of 2010

By Jeremy Gross on July 7, 2010 4 Comments American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, AT&T, cisco, Department of Energy, electric car, electricity pricing, energy audits, Energy Information Administration, Energy Management, GE, Google, mega city vehicle, Microsoft, national institute of standards and technology, NIST, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, parks associates, peak load demand, PHEV, plug-in, reduce energy usage, renewable energy, smart appliances, smart grid, smart grid applications, smart grid news, smart grid trends, smart meters

Nine Smart Grid Trends of 2010

Our nation’s electricity infrastructure will be upgraded into an efficient, secure, reliable, adaptable machine! But the slow smart grid evolution will be achieved with smaller steps. What does short term smart grid future look like? Read on for current smart grid trends.

Smart Grid 101

By Jeremy Gross on April 1, 2010 3 Comments criteria pollutant, decentralized grid, Department of Energy, digital meters, distributed generation, DOE, economic blackouts, electric utility, energy storage, greenhouse gases, minimize power outage, nikola tesla, off peak, peak load plant, peaker plant, peaking capacity, real-time pricing, reliable energy, renewable energy, smart grid, smart grid guide, Smart Grid infrastructure, Smart Grid Introduction, smart grid news, smart meters

As our nation’s electrical grid needs to be transformed in to a Smart Grid to avoid becoming even more of an economic and security risk. It’s time for a major overhaul complete with automation, two-way communication, real-time information, and decentralized production & distribution networks.