Hear eleven Utility Case Studies and Discuss next generation Smart Grid Communication progress | Telecoms for Smart Grids

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London (PRWEB UK) 24 June 2013

Smart Grid Communication technologies capable of enhancing energy efficiency, utility operations, renewable resource integration, and meet the needs of increasing power demands will lead the global evolution of the Smart Grid. Managing data, leveraging new opportunities in M2M, and delivering a robust and secure infrastructure are paramount responsibilities for both communication and data service providers in the UK landscape, as well as key in all future and existing deployments in the European Market.

Against this backdrop, 3rd annual Telecoms for Smart Grids conference this September will be ideally suited to provide further understanding of intelligent communications transforming the power infrastructure market.

Speaker Panel includes:

Ashley C. Brown, Counsel to Greenberg Traurig, and Executive Director Harvard Electricity Policy Group, Harvard University

David Ross Scott, Industry Relationship Manager, Scottish Power

Denis O’Leary, Head of Smart Energy Technologies, ESB

Gordon Hewitt, ICT Project Manager, Scottish and Southern Energy

Marcus Smith, Solutions Architect, Cisco

Markus Hofsaess, Technology & Solutions, E.ON

Tim Manandhar, Low Carbon Solutions Design Manager, UK Power Networks

Erik Moll, Telecom Policy Advisor, Alliander

Giovanni Coppola, Innovation Manager, Enel Distribuzione SpA

Gunnar Hoffman, Manager of Technology Corporate R&D, RWE AG

Milo Broekmans, Senior Enterprise Architect, Stedin

Nigel Bessant, Project Delivery Manager, Scottish and Southern Energy

Sanna Atherton, Senior Project Manager, Western Power Distribution

Highlights of this unique programme containing 11 Utility Case Studies include:

Fibre to building feasibility

IT Infrastructure for electric mobility

4G for Smart Grid

Smart Communications in the Home

Privacy and security

Communications selection criteria

Cost benefit, roll out considerations

Experience with UK metering thus far

Integration with Renewable Energy Systems

Wireless IP Communications based on WiMax

Monitoring, Control and low latency considerations

Testing Long Range Radio

Teleprotection

CDMA 450 – European utility choses to deply its own private mobile network

Substation LAN and WAN design challenges

Data optimasation for IEC 61850 traffic over RF mesh network

For more information visit http://www.smi-online.co.uk/2013telecomsforsmartgrids8.asp

Alternatively, contact Aaron Jackson on +44 (0) 20 7827 6064 or email ajackson(at)smi-online(dot)co(dot)uk

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