May/June 2018
Issue 3 - May 2018

A Busy April and a Couple of Industry Concerns

By Elisabeth Monaghan

In April, I attended the SAS Utility Advisory Board meeting, as well as the IEEE PES T&D Conference. Both took place in Denver, Colorado.
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The Grid Transformation Forum | Celebrating Larry Clark's 50 Years

By Elisabeth Monaghan

We are pleased to spotlight George "Larry" Clark's illustrious 50-year career with Alabama Power and him to share his insights about the electric energy space has been and where it is going.
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Green Ovations | From Big Power Plants to the Airbnb of Energy – Where Will the Future Utility Make Money?

By Christian Feisst, Ph.D.

The energy market is changing, rapidly and drastically, and it will be up to utilities to find solutions. To succeed, energy companies must become data companies rather than sellers of kilowatt hours, service providers rather than product suppliers.
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Real-Time Remote Monitoring of Sites and Assets – Part I

By Richard Harada

With the challenge of keeping costs under control and service reliability high, knowing how to prioritize maintenance and repairs to provide the most efficient and cost-effective results is a huge benefit.
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Digital Marketplaces Empower Utilities to Transform Relationships with Customers

By Roberta Bigliani

Several IDC studies find that consumers believe utilities do not understand their needs, find them difficult to deal with, and do not feel supported when they need their advice.
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Reinventing the Energy Industry

By Marc Lacroix

In the coming age of distributed energy resources, domestic power generation, electric vehicles, smart appliances and home automation, the energy industry faces enormous change. Looking towards the future, the industry must somehow reinvent itself to adapt to a rapidly shifting market.
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Aligning Demand Response Capabilities with Appropriate Applications

By Jeremy Laundergan

To adjust to multiple changes affecting the industry, efforts are underway, including grid modernization to make better use of technology and communication systems, to upgrade infrastructure to enable DER, to increase reliability and resilience, and to improve power quality.
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Avoid Big Problems with Big Data in Four Small Steps

By Don Woods

According to a December 2016 report by McKinsey & Company, big data's potential keeps growing, and companies must integrate an effective analytics strategy to their corporate vision to make better and faster decisions.
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The Bigger Picture | Ensuring a Resilient Bulk Power System Will Require Weaving a Tangled Web

By Glenn S. Benson

On Sept. 29, 2017, the U.S. Department of Energy submitted a Proposed Rule on Grid Reliability and Resilience Pricing (Proposed Rule) to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), proposing that FERC use its authority under Sections 205 and 206 of the Federal Power Act to issue new regulations assuring certain coal and nuclear power plants' recovery of their full cost of providing service, including a fair return on equity.
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Powherful Forces | Juliet Shavit, CEO and President of Smartmark Communications

By Elisabeth Monaghan

Meet Juliet Shavit. She is not an engineer, but that doesn't prevent her from being the recipient of titles like "Queen of the Smartgrid," "Woman of Power" or from being featured in magazines like EE T&D.
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Security Sessions | Enabling Grid Transformation with “Intelligent Sensing, Control and Analytics Networks” (ISCAN)

By Jim Keener

The 21^st Century "thinking grid" requires an infrastructure layer that, combined with SCADA and AMI networks, will enable complete and accurate data flow and intelligence throughout the entire distribution grid.ADA
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