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Smart Grids: Dept of Energy Report & Cisco Thoughts, Part 2

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The Dept of Energy last month (July 2009) released its Smart Grid System Report.  In my first posting on this report, I noted which areas were rated as Moderate in penetration or forecasted market trending.  Of note were the key areas of Pricing and Regulatory Process, and why both were only marked as Moderate for future trending, given their core role in paying for utilities’ massive investments in SmartGrid through more modern billing models and tariff policies. 

In Part 2 of this blog series, I’ll focus on a couple of the more IT-related areas of the 20 Smart Grid components noted in this report.  (Caveat: I am from Cisco, and our role in Smart Grids is to leverage our experience in IT and communications to better enable both utilities and energy customers by bringing end-to-end communications + security to Smart Grids)

Full post as published by Cisco High Tech Policy Blog on August 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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