The Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability has released a new Smart Grid report describing the activities of three municipal utilities that received funding through the Recovery Act Smart Grid Investment Grant program. "Municipal Utilities' Investment in Smart Grid Technologies Improves Services and Lowers Costs" reports on the benefits of the cities' investments, including improved operating efficiencies, lower costs, shorter outages, and reduced peak demands and electricity consumption. The report is now available for downloading.
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Home ยป Municipal Utilities' Investment in Smart Grid Technologies Improves Services and Lowers Costs
Municipal Utilities' Investment in Smart Grid Technologies Improves Services and Lowers Costs
October 15, 2014 - 1:18pm
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