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The nation’s utilities are working together to protect the energy grid and ensure continued access to reliable energy during the COVID-19 crisis

Nicholas Nhede looks at the new energy consumer, what utility customers are demanding, factors driving their demands and some of the measures...

CONICET's Patricio G. Donato discusses how hte current Coronavirus crisis can result in the development and implementation of smart grids in Latin America.

Last summer, I had an experience that made me realise how, in the future, utility network operators will need to work based on data they get from assets they may or may not own.

Jeff Schlegelmilch of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University explains the benefits of microgrids during a disaster.

SP Energy Networks has partnered with CGI to assist in delivery of its Smart Data Integration Fabric (SDIF) project - a key enabler not only for its transition to Distribution System Operator, but crucially to help it support its communities and customers on the journey to net zero.

As countries around the world put plans in place to cope with the COVID-19 outbreak, most of us are spending more time in our homes through social distancing. Even at the best of times, we rely on utilities to keep us supplied with energy and take it for granted that power and light will be at the flick of a switch.

We have heard daily the importance of good hygiene - acts meant to keep us safe as the virus continues to take its somewhat unpredictable course. Just as we must all remember amid this crisis to be sure we are using proper cyber hygiene.

Cancel your travelling plans not your marketing plans. Smart Energy International has various solutions that can help with your business continuity plans.

The Clean Energy Package is a framework proposed by the EU to steer energy companies towards cleaner, more sustainable operations