At S&C we work with organisations across the world and have offices in different regions. As such we get to see who is leading, who is following and who is about to surpass other markets with sudden investment. In the UK, the government has committed to renewable energy making up 15% of the UK’s energy [...]

Evaluating Smart Grid Suppliers: Can They Get The Job Done?
The world of smart grid suppliers is complex, and seems to grow more complicated by the day. There are start-up companies based on an interesting new product or service for smart grids. There are large, established companies with limited electric power grid experience that offer technologies important to the smart grid. And there are established [...]

Checking In: How’s That New Year’s Resolution Going?
We talked a few weeks ago about New Year’s resolutions. Well, how are your resolutions going? Falling behind already? It’s not surprising – many, if not most, people falter on their New Year’s resolutions. Rather than give up on your resolutions for 2012, it may be time to revisit them. Perhaps it’s time to think [...]

Preventing Nuisance Fuse-Link Blowings
Nothing is more frustrating than having a distribution fuse link on a utility feeder blow for no apparent reason. The outage that results is both time consuming and expensive to repair and can lead to unhappy customers. Many people believe that nuisance fuse-link blowings are somehow caused by poor design or sloppy assembly. While there [...]
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New Year’s Resolutions for the Grid
January 3, 2012
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Checking In: How’s That New Year’s Resolution Going?
February 15, 2012
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Illinois Business Leaders Urge Legislators to Overturn Quinn’s Veto
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Biomimicry: How Renewables are Learning from Nature
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Solving the Smart Grid Interoperability Challenge
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The Next Step in Self-Healing Grids
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