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Annual Gathering - Irving, Tx, December 3-6
The sixth annual Grid-Interop conference will gather the industry’s top utility, government, technology and standards leaders to help define the future strategy for Smart Grid technology implementation and interoperability.
In partnership with the GridWise Architecture Council (GWAC), Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Grid-Interop will tackle key issues related to utilities’ Smart Grid deployments.
Transition to SGIP 2.0
Included in these discussions
will be an in-depth look at the changing Smart Grid community,
specifically SGIP’s transition to SGIP 2.0, which is evolving from a
federally-funded organization into an industry-funded, public-private
entity in January 2013.
Acting as SGIP 2.0’s transition manager, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association’s Paul Molitor said,”Grid-Interop has long played an important role in industry progress, including acting as an annual host to SGIP plenary and governing board meetings since SGIP’s inception. This conference will help us define and shape what’s next -- not only for SGIP 2.0, but also for the Smart Grid industry as a whole. We’re greatly looking forward to broad industry participation.”
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The first two days of the conference will begin with the SGIP activities, including a meeting of the newly formed SGIP 2.0 Board of Directors. The remaining two days include content driven by GWAC, including:
• Discussions, boot camps and workshops focused on information interoperability, architecture, business and policy, and cross-cutting issues. See the full agenda.
• The
second-annual “Plug-In” -- a “show and tell” of interoperability in
action that includes emerging, evolving and mature standards for demand
response, transmission & distribution, enhanced cyber security, and
more. Learn more.
For more information visit www.Grid-Interop.com
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