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Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) Nears Halfway Point on 10,000-Unit Trial Deployment of SmartSynch I-210+c Point-to-Point SmartMeter Throughout Texas Market
TNMP is deploying SmartSynch's new I-210+c residential SmartMeter solution, consisting of a SmartSynch communications module integrated into the GE I-210+c electricity meter. The SmartSynch solution is the first to offer all-in-one advanced metering functionality that includes not only time of use, demand and load profile, power quality and low voltage monitoring, but also remote meter programming and meter disconnect/reconnect, a ZigBee component for wireless communications with in-home devices, and a Badger ORION wireless component for multi-utility gas and water reads. Read the news release. Read the ZDNet coverage.
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SmartSynch Partners with the University of Mississippi to Lower Campus Power Consumption with Smart Meters and Social Networking Tools
SmartSynch has partnered with the University of Mississippi (UM) to reduce the power consumption of campus buildings while publishing real-time results for the general public on Facebook, Twitter and RSS feeds. SmartSynch is working with UM to design an online dashboard for SmartSynch SmartMeters, which will enable the university to monitor, analyze and report on energy utilization among its campus buildings in real-time to social networking websites. The program is part of UM's "Red, Blue and Green" campaign.
Through the deployment of SmartSynch SmartMeters, UM hopes to identify a detailed pattern of electricity usage at its buildings and, using the smart meter data, determine methods to alter behavior to reduce electricity consumption and carbon emissions. Read the news release. Read the Smart Grid News story.
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SmartSynch Awarded Mississippi State Energy Program Grant
SmartSynch has been awarded a $3.75 million grant to help manage energy consumption and cost at public facilities around the state, Governor Haley Barbour announced.
"The project marks the first time Mississippi has launched a coordinated effort to reduce energy consumption in public buildings and save money for the Mississippi taxpayer," Governor Barbour said. "I am proud that SmartSynch, an industry leader located in Jackson, Mississippi, is going to be working with state officials to install these meters and make our public buildings more energy efficient. This was an open and competitive selection process, and SmartSynch was an ideal fit for this project." Read the news release. Read the Dow Jones story.
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SmartSynch CEO Presents at Canaccord Adams 2009 Global Growth Conference
SmartSynch CEO Stephen Johnston was one of several executives to present at the Canaccord Adams Global Growth Conference, which annually brings together the world's most innovative companies and institutional investors, in Boston, Mass., August 11-13. This year's event featured a Smart Grid panel discussion: "Smart Grid Summer School: What Investors Need to Know for 2010." Here, Johnston and other executives from leading smart grid companies discussed the latest developments and emerging trends within the Smart Grid Sector and covered a wide variety of topics from smart meters, substation solutions and software, to open standards, energy saving and smart home technologies.
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