Electric Energy T&D Magazine January/February 2014

4 - No Joy at Christmas

By Terry Wildman, Editor-in-Chief

Just days before Christmas, the weather offices were blasting warnings by the hour that Southern Ontario was going to find itself in the throes of an horrific ice storm.
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14 - The Grid Transformation Forum: Envisioning the 21st Century Grid
Pumping Up the Volume on Smart Grid Customer Education

By Juliet Shavit, SmartMark CEO

Juliet Shavit has never been shy about the importance of investing in Smart Grid customer education. Electric Energy T&D magazine sits down with Juliet to talk about her latest ambition – standardizing a framework for Smart Grid customer education.
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16 - Green Ovations: Innovative Ontario Businesses are bringing Reliability and Sustainability to the Grid
Commercial, industrial and institutional facilities are taking part in a grid initiative that will help keep Ontario's electricity generation and demand in balance

By Malcolm Metcalfe, LVO, P. Eng

With the launch of a 'first-of-its kind' electricity grid initiative in Ontario, local businesses from various industries across the province are playing an innovative role in the electricity sector.
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19 - From Research to Action
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) – a Key Enabler for the Future Power System

By Matt Wakefield, Director, Information and Communication Technology Electric Power Research Institute

Electric Energy T&D is pleased to introduce the latest member of our lineup of regular editorial features. Through the eyes of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) From Research to Action takes an inside look at the hottest, most technical, and advanced aspects of electric energy T&D.
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23 - Considerations and Preparations for Evolving Utilities' Networks

By John Chowdhury

Utilities' transmission and distribution professionals and their peers in information technology organizations are faced with numerous challenges in today's environment.
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27 - Transmission and Distribution Engineers Hold the Keys to Optimal Integrated Resource Planning

By Scott Smith

The traditional notion of integrated resource planning (IRP) is rapidly changing within those utility contexts where distributed resources are playing a more prominent role.
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31 - High Voltage Underground Cable for Substation Expansions with Space Constraints
Turnkey approach ideal for ensuring successful project

By Peter Ebersold

Substation expansions can become extremely complicated when space is limited. That's when use of high voltage underground cable comes into its own as a viable option.
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33 - Live Data – The Keys to the Energy Kingdom
The Bigger Picture

By Scott Zajkowski

Distribution line monitoring is an absolute requirement for utilities that want to reach a truly optimized and self-healing smart grid.
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36 - Lean + Green + Safe
SECURITY SESSIONS: Recover revenue from energy theft while improving grid efficiency, reducing carbon emissions and increasing public safety

By Rudi Carolsfeld

When Jim got the call from the fire department that a recent house fire was caused by illegal wiring for basement lighting installed to grow marijuana, he wasn't really surprised. Everyone knew that these grow-ops exist, and the police had a good record of finding them and shutting them down.
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38 - With Big Data, Utilities Enter the “Amazon” Era

By Amit Narayan

Smart meters and other intelligent field assets are allowing utilities and others in the electricity supply chain to streamline operations and cut costs.
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Electric Energy T&D Magazine January/February Supplement 2014

3 - Smart Grid – The Roadmap to the Future

By Jon Brock, in conversation with Robert Wong, VP of IT & Strategic Management; Toronto Hydro

This year at the Smart Grid RoadShow/SmartGrid Canada event, an invite-only reception for utility executives was held in downtown Toronto.
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8 - Laying the foundation for a 21st century grid
Interoperability remains the focus for SGIP 2.0, Inc.

By John D. McDonald

It is difficult to overstate the importance of interoperability. It lies at the heart of complex systems with many components, all of which must work together. The greater the complexity, the greater the importance of interoperability.
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11 - Mobile Apps: It's the journey and the destination that counts

By Mary Brittain-White

It is 2008 and a company, let's call them Mechanical and Electrical Contractors or ‘MEC,' has 800 technicians on both project-based and support contracts.
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Electric Energy T&D Magazine January/February 2014

Electric Energy T&D Magazine January/February Supplement 2014

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