Grid-Interop
About Grid-Interrop 2012
With the guiding principle of implementing interoperability through collaboration, Grid-Interop brings together a true cross-section of industry stakeholders to ensure rapid development and implementation of Smart Grid interoperability standards.
The focus will be on implementation progress to date -- with a real focus on demonstrating successes and progress.
The birth place of the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel, Grid-Interop creates dialogue among the key stakeholders shaping and driving the progress of standards development, including:
- Standards development organizations.
- Businesses that use and implement these standards.
- Regulators that oversee the implementation of standards-based technologies.
- Product designers, system integrators, and consultants who put the standards to work in real-life applications.
If you fit within any of these stakeholder groups, Grid-Interop is a must-attend conference. In addition to providing a clear snapshot of industry developments around interoperability standards to date, Grid-Interop provides a unique opportunity and forum to have your voice heard at this most critical time.
- Defines the interoperability framework necessary for Smart Grid to flourish
- Covers the architectural framework and tools currently in deployment by vendors, system integrators, and utility companies across the U.S., and internationally
- Highlights success stories from early utility implementers in all areas of Smart Grid, including customer-facing AMI deployments, building-to-grid technologies, and even electric vehicles
- Determines best approaches for achieving interoperability -- from substations to customer devices
- Highlights the consumer side of interoperability, from smart grid consumer data management, to privacy and reliability, to long-term customer interoperability challenges and solutions
- Dives deeply into the most technical aspects of information modeling for interoperability
- Defines the interoperability framework necessary for Smart Grid to flourish
- Covers the architectural framework and tools currently in deployment by vendors, system integrators, and utility companies
- Highlights success stories from early utility implementers in all areas of Smart Grid, including customer-facing AMI deployments, building-to-grid technologies, and even electric vehicles
- Determines best approaches for achieving interoperability -- from substations to customer devices
- Dives deeply into the most technical aspects of information modeling for interoperability
- Defines the interoperability framework necessary for Smart Grid to flourish
- Discusses how to manage -- and uncover business opportunities from -- customer data, while balancing the need for privacy and reliability
- Offers a critical venue for discovering direction and business opportunities within this tremendous Smart Grid opportunity
- Provides an overview of current framework and tools being deployed by other vendors, system integrators, and utilities
- Covers success stories from early utility implementers
- Creates networking opportunities from key players among utilities, software, cable, telecomm, electricity consumers and government – providing the only technical conference with this breadth
- Dives deeply into the consumer side of interoperability, from smart grid consumer data management, to privacy and reliability, to long-term customer interoperability challenges and solutions
- Provides an overview of innovations in rate structures, regulatory policies, and tariffs to support a demand-responsive grid
- Highlights success stories from early utility implementers in all areas of Smart Grid, including customer-facing AMI deployments, electric vehicle pilots, and more.
- Discusses cyber security, privacy, and information assurance and how those can be achieved through interoperable systems that are both flexible and secure
- Defines the interoperability framework necessary for Smart Grid to flourish
- Defines the interoperability framework necessary for Smart Grid to flourish.
- Covers the architectural framework and tools currently in deployment by vendors, system integrators, and utility companies across the U.S., and internationally
- Highlights success stories from early utility implementers in all areas of Smart Grid, including customer-facing AMI deployments, building-to-grid technologies, and even electric vehicles
- Determines best approaches for achieving interoperability -- from substations to customer devices
- Dives deeply into the most technical aspects of information modeling for interoperability
- Provides a critical venue for discovering direction within the tremendous Smart Grid opportunity
Expected Number of Attendees
450Relevant Government Agencies
Dept of Energy
When
Mon-Thu, Dec 3-6, 2012
Where
Irving Convention Center
500 West Las Colinas Boulevard
Irving, TX
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Website
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Organizer
Clasma Events, Inc
