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Running Jan. 24-26, 2012, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, DistribuTECH continues to lead the way in information exchange and utility education.

Data are fundamental smart grid currencies, and data will be hitting utility systems in a deluge.

Rubicon Technology recently sent the city of Batavia, Ill., a few special requests.

It's hard to convince intelligent folks to fix something that doesn't appear broken.

The status quo of transmission-monitoring technology at the moment is a bit slow.

Interoperability has become a smart grid buzzword, and the industry loves thinking that engineers and technology can be made to get along.

Smart grid investments have inspired both regulatory concern and negative public reactions in recent months.

Economies changed over the past few decades, from bartering to cash to credit and now to electronic payments.

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) reports that solar energy is the fastest-growing energy technology in the U.S.

Most existing electric power infrastructure was designed to supply power from large utility-owned generation sources to end-use customers with predictable load shapes.

Data volumes are increasing at an exponential pace in practically all areas of science, business and technology.