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ABB expands Smart Lab to support development of smart grids and cities

ABB's Smart Lab, based at its Medium Voltage power products site in Dalmine, northern Italy allows engineers to reproduce the demands of large-scale ...

Smart Grid Training Systems by Lucas-Nuelle (English)

Excellence in Technology and Training Solutions For more than 40 years the Lucas-Nuelle company has stood for the development, manufacture and marketing ...

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Bergen India commented on 27 Jan 2014
Smart Grid is the need of the hour, as developing countries like India add renewable resources into their power production in accordance with sustainable development- #bergengroupindia 
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Om Datt Vashishtha commented on 28 Jan 2014
Seen. Thanks but it should be indeginesed fully.

Schneider Electric Smart Grid Lab: Now Open for Collaboration

The Schneider Electric Smart Grid Laboratory, located at Ryerson University's Centre for Urban Energy, is the first of its kind: A state-of-the-art facility that will ...

Smart Grid Test Bed Research Lab , Florida International Univeristy

Smart Grid Research @ NC State's Centennial Campus

Researchers at the FREEDM Center believe applying the "plug-and-play" model associated with computers could be invaluable for integrating alternative ...

Argonne National Laboratory Smart Grid Technology Interactive Model

As our attention turns to new cars that run partially or completely on electricity, how can we redesign our electric grid to not only handle the new load, but make ...

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Jonathan Schattke commented on 16 Jul 2012
I don't see how there is ANY way to choose your source of energy. Sure, you could _request_ energy when a specific provider is powering the grid _more_ - but the baseload is nuclear and coal (and hydro where available), and that's the power you will get. And electron doesn't know where its push came from, or where its going. A bias voltage has no memory.
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Argonne National Laboratory commented on 03 Nov 2011
@WirelessFreeZone Thank you for your opinion, but please do not continue to use abusive language on our channel, as we will have to block you.
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WirelessFreeZone commented on 30 Oct 2011
I don't want a stupid looking and slow electric car.
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vinutha kashyap commented on 13 Oct 2012
i agree with you
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Marty Yudice commented on 09 Jul 2011
Thank you, Ted!

Killers Apps for the Smart Grid

April 22, 2009 - Scott McGaraghan, director of business development for EnerNOC, Inc., discusses current and developing technologies to maximize the ...

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pacificcresttrans commented on 21 Sep 2010
"Smart Grid technology will introduce reliability and efficiency to an aging electric grid. According to a report, the growth of the Smart Grid market is expected to reach $400 billion in 10 years. Transformers are important in the deployment of Smart Grid technology and companies such as Pacific Crest Transformers are working on the 'smart' system. Pacific Crest has a whole lot of information on Smart Grid and transformers.
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kelekokerupuk commented on 21 Feb 2012
Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always discusses current and developing technologies to maximize the potential energy saving benefits of local and national-level smart grid systems
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RainbowTV HD commented on 17 Feb 2012
Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing discusses current and developing technologies to maximize the potential energy saving benefits of local and national-level smart grid systems.
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Todd West commented on 16 Jun 2012
I prefer these killer apps: underground records (one word) dot org slash treason dot html Smart Meters & Smart Grid are just part of this beast.....wake up people.
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meterdatamanagement commented on 30 Jun 2011
@pacificcresttrans Maybe it will be 1000 billion in 11 years!
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alexszukala commented on 18 Jun 2013
Stanford is a horrible school.
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Jose Rivera commented on 12 Oct 2010
No innovation here....
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Todd West commented on 16 Jun 2012
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Smart Grid Makes Restoration Faster for Utilities: How BG&E leveraged Smart Grid Technologies

Residents and businesses rely on utilities to respond to power outages quickly and restore power as fast as possible. Despite the scope of damage during ...

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Fight For .Freedom commented on 27 Jul 2013
Smart grids are dumb grids!

GE's Smart Grid Lab

GE's Juan de Bedout gives a tour of the new smart grid technologies designed for industrial and consumer use.

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WirelessFreeZone commented on 21 Jul 2012
Actually, I use a Mac not a PC. The set up for my computer is completely safe and microwaved free....and so are my other family members. It's easy to do and highly recommended. All wireless settings on our personal computers have been turned off including Bluetooth and Airport. We took the time and a little bit more money to run ethernet cables throughout our home. Our keyboards and mice are wired. We purchased an RF meter to find and eliminate any sources of microwave radiation at home.
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WirelessFreeZone commented on 13 May 2012
Imagine the additional layer of electromagnetic radiation in your home. First, the Home Area Network (HAN) runs at 2.4 Ghz off the Smart Meter. Second, the Smart Meter communicates to the utility at 900 Mhz. Third, each appliance has a radio transmitter. If you have wifi, cordless phones, cell phones, baby monitors, or anything else that is wireless your family will be swimming in EMR. Are we sure that radio frequency microwave radiation is safe? Shouldn't we err on the side of caution?
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rmaguir commented on 23 Jul 2009
The only way to sell green tech to most people is by showing them how much money they'll save. It's a shame, but most people aren't going to change just because most scientists say the earth is going to go haywire. That's just the way it is.
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RonzigsGallery commented on 23 Jul 2009
I like the concept, but shame on GE for placing absolutely NO EMPHASIS on the environmental benefits of Smart Grid. All they talk about is monetary savings. SHAME SHAME SHAME.
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SeekingTheTruth commented on 12 May 2011
According to The New York Times, last year General Electric (GE) made over $14.2 billion in profit, but paid NO federal tax.1 None.
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