Smartphones transformed traffic. Will AMI 2.0 meters do the same for the Grid?
Smartphones became real-time traffic sensors. Sense CEO Mike Phillips explores how AMI 2.0 meters can play a similar role for the grid.
Grid Resilience or Affordable Electricity? The West Can and Must Deliver Both
How California and Western utilities can harden the system, manage electrification, and protect affordability, without defaulting to system-wide overbuild.
Before the Outage: Grid-edge Insights, Real Results
Southern Company, including Georgia Power and Alabama Power set out with Sense to advanced grid issue detection and localization capabilities.
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Unlocking Real-time Visibility and Situational Awareness
A new report from Guidehouse Insights on the role of AMI 2.0 in facilitating real-time awareness.
Why Smart Meters Deserve a Second Chance
Smart meters were first introduced in the United States in 2006, and with them came the promise of a smart energy revolution.
Regulators: Cutting Costs amidst a Climate Crisis
Sense demystify the data demands of grid edge computation
gridCONNEXT speakers agree a new line has been drawn for managing the grid
Highlights from the State Energy Efficiency Scorecard
NARUC’s Annual Conference Brings New Orleans Values to the Energy Transition
