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Smart Grids: Dept of Energy Report & Cisco Thoughts, Part 1

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The Dept of Energy has released in July 2009 its Smart Grid System Report.  While many industry observers and experts have provided observations and predictions about Smart Grid adoption, this report offers an excellent 20 point summary of both current penetration of various Smart Grid components and predictions on trending for them looking forward.

In Part 1 of this blog series, I’ll focus on those areas rated Moderate today and/or have a Moderate to High trend rating.  (Note: the 20 Smart Grid components are grouped into categories of Coordination Regimes, Distributed Energy Technologies, and Transmission/Distribution Infrastructure)

Full post as published by Cisco High Tech Policy Blog on July 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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