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What’s coming next is always in front of you. And you need to be prepared to make the right decision for your business. Maybe it is the (next) roll-out of intelligent endpoints that enable additional applications. Your company could also be looking to improve your processes for more efficient operations. Or you’d like to learn how to create true value from AMI data – beyond billing. At this year’s European Utility Week, we invite you to experience what could be coming next for your business.
At our booth, we take you on a four step journey to make the complex simple:
1. Build on best practices and look forward to inspiring projects from across Europe.
2. Choose the right technology with Gridstream® Connect. Our flexible, scalable utility IoT platform brings together intelligent endpoints, communications, software and applications and opens up a whole new range of opportunities for deeper grid edge intelligence, data driven use cases and increased connectivity.
3. Our Managed Services offering enables you to run your grid operations more efficiently – so that you have the time and resources to focus on your core business.
4. The more intelligent the grid, the more data are available – and with this, more powerful analytics to create business value. Understand what it takes to leverage grid edge data for utility and consumer benefits.
We think ‘managing energy better’ has never been more important and we are looking forward to achieving this together. Join us at our booth to find out what it takes.
European Utility Week 2019
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
November 12 to 14, 2019
Booth C80
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Learn more about what we will be presenting in Paris:
What’s coming next is always in front of you – and you need to be prepared to make the right decisions for your business. We believe that managing energy better has never been more important and we are looking forward…
No customer project is the same and surely there is no one-size-fits all. However, a long track record of successful and diverse rollouts across the globe has equipped us with valuable experience. Apart from the complex technicalities, we strongly believe that the way you run a project and how you collaborate is crucial. So have a look at some examples and look forward to more at our booth.
Landis+Gyr’s Gridstream® Connect brings together hardware, communications, software and applications to provide a flexible, scalable utility IoT platform for future-looking energy utilities. It extends beyond AMI with a strong focus on interoperability and connectivity on all layers, it’s built to seamlessly integrate with an increasingly connected world. Our future-proof intelligent endpoints provide the basis for more intelligence at the grid edge. Secure, reliable and flexible communication solutions and expert advice on different communication options ensures connectivity and our open software platform enables further applications.
Having the right technological setup is one key success factor. Efficiently managing smart infrastructures is another. The transformation of our industry demands a whole new level of attention and skills when it comes to digital strategies, data usage and new use cases. Managed Services free utilities from having to worry about IT investments, software management, daily AMI operations or field operations so that they can keep their focus on the new opportunities.
Intelligent endpoints with higher data collection capabilities create more and more data - and enable new use cases and additional value creation at the grid edge - beyond billing. No matter whether you’re trying to optimize your asset management, ensure power quality or improve network reliability. We present extended use cases from AMI that create greater transparency, control and efficiency for DSOs and more ways to interact with end consumers.
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When deciding on a smart metering implementation, the energy utility embarks on a journey, one of joint enterprise and team effort that impacts the entire organization. We have supported various utilities with their smart meter rollouts, from first-time installations to second wave implementations. Depending on customers’ needs, our delivery scope has varied from providing technology to turnkey project management.
There are many smart meter rollout projects happening across Europe. Determining the right kind of smart metering solution is a crucial strategic decision for a utility in the initial stage of smart meter project planning. The number of available devices, software and communication technologies as well as potential partners is huge, as is the spectrum between the two extremes – namely the component and the turn-key solutions.
Smart meter rollouts are unique projects that present utilities with a different set of challenges and complexities, compared with day-to-day operations. A rollout that is well planned and well executed can save time, costs and resources.
Our Gridstream® Connect solution is being implemented at one million metering points by E.ON in Sweden. With this contract, E.ON is transitioning to second-generation smart metering technology for excellent customer service and grid efficiency.
The French smart meter is called Linky. It is being rolled out by the country’s largest grid operator Enedis, which manages 95% of the operation, maintenance and development of the public electricity distribution network in continental France. We have been a trusted partner for this project since it was first launched in 2007.
Almost four years ago, Austrian utility Netz Burgenland Strom commissioned us to supply and deploy smart electricity meters – as one of the country’s first distribution system operators to commit to a full-scale G3 PLC smart metering solution rollout.
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Increasing amounts of data, interconnected utility infrastructures, regulation and a general awareness of security and privacy issues raise the pressure also on smart metering security. E360 is our response to the most stringent security requirements.
Communication technology is a key consideration when choosing a smart metering solution. What are the pros and cons of RF-mesh, PLC or Point-to-Point technologies in our case? Should we go for integrated or modular technology in the meter?
The new E570 is designed for high-consumption residential and commercial use in low and medium voltage applications. And our answer to the new requirements for smart metering and communications.
The world of telecommunication is changing rapidly – and the energy industry is very much affected by it. A significant part of the installed base of industrial electricity meters relies on connectivity services provided by telecommunication providers. And when these.
Landis+Gyr will deliver an end-to-end smart metering solution to Olofström Kraft in Sweden. The second-generation technology utilizes NB-IoT for communication and is provided with our Software as a Service (SaaS) model.
In AMI and smart grid architecture, communication technology is a key consideration. It plays an important role in the solution performance and has a major impact on the TCO of the overall solution. With this white paper, we aim to provide further insight into what NB-IoT and LTE-M bring to smart metering.
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To manage your smart infrastructure efficiently, we offer modular, cost-efficient and flexible service solutions for AMI and Smart Grids. So that our utility customers have more time to focus on business priorities.
In a series of white papers based on extensive research, we will be taking a closer look at the benefits utility customers receive from Managed Services and evaluating the key criteria for services vendor selection.
Here is an example of a comprehensive “Metering as a Service” solution for Finland’s largest distribution system operator, Caruna Oy. We are collecting and managing hourly consumption and power quality readings from all 660,000 residential meters.
While the SaaS solution brings several benefits compared to on-premises software, it also raises new types of questions both for the buyer and vendor. Here we are taking a look at these questions.
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Managing distribution assets is a key consideration for utilities, as they look to maximize the life of existing and new asset investments. With Advanced Grid Analytics, the AMI data can be harnessed to help utilities make sound strategic investment decisions.
In just under 3 minutes we show you how our Advanced Grid Analytics Software is designed to help utilities optimize their asset management, secure grid operation and achieve operational excellence.
Artificial intelligence will transform the energy industry, but it is still unclear how energy suppliers, grid operators and technology providers can shape this transformation profitably and sustainably. In our client magazine pathway we offer multiple perspectives on this fascinating topic.
What is the latest energy monitoring product for the home gathering steam?
The free-to-attend Hub Sessions at EUW examine the innovations and technologies helping to transform the energy landscape by showcasing projects, intelligence and insights into future solutions.
We are proud to host three of them. We look forward to seeing you there.
Digitalisation | Consumers and the Digital Utility
Theater 4 | November 12, 4:40 - 5 PM
A decade of AMI in the Nordics has raised the bar of consumer expectations. At the same time, the regulatory environment is placing new demands on DSO’s. To meet tightening requirements and exceed customers’ expectations, utilities need time, resources and relevant data. Finland’s largest distribution system operator Caruna Oy focuses on its strategic core and utilizes managed services to maintain its AMI solution environment and daily operations. Recently, the company established a new service platform in collaboration with Landis+Gyr to ensure operational efficiency and future developments – and to secure resources for innovative data use that will allow the development of new customer services.
Digitalisation | Smart Metering
Theater 4 | November 13, 12:30 - 12:50 PM
The deployment of intelligent metering is one of the biggest factors that are impacting and shaping our industry today. How these roll outs are done varies from country to country, from player to player, but the range of project experience across Europe provides a tremendous learning opportunity for utilities. We focus on the example of the UK roll out from the project management perspective, provide first-hand tips and share some general learnings for the planning and delivery of a rollout program.
Digitalisation | IoT Platforms for Utilities
Theater 3 | November 14, 12:10 - 12:30 PM
In smart metering, machines have been communicating for years. But what is possible at the grid edge today is changing the game and creating a bigger IoT vision. Powerful modular data platforms not only describe what’s happening in the field, they also deliver actionable insights on asset condition, network reliability and power quality for more efficient asset management, secure grid operation and revenue protection. Last but not least, they also open the door to further business applications, such as the introduction of new grid tariffs, demand response or energy efficiency programs.
Join us at European Utility Week and stop by booth C80 to experience how we can help you to make the complex simple.
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