pathway 09 – Inside AI: The Future Brain of the Smart Grid

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.

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? Until now,…

Standards for network communication drive a big part of the compatibility equation for the intelligent grid, but a common approach for implementing advanced applications requires a new way of thinking about compatibility.

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…

Gridstream Connect Apps enables utilities to build secure custom solutions. Build custom apps in our app studio or leverage existing apps from our app marketplace, all of which can be installed on intelligent endpoints.

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 this 9th issue of pathway, we will aim to answer that question…

From new data models to self-healing technologies, utilities are planning to win the battle against outages and network disruption.

Smart sensors make smart cities. From street lighting to energy management, the role of sensors grow. Automating street light operation is nothing new. But with the rise of intelligent sensors, street light management is now another piece of the utility…