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Landis+Gyr evolution meets the IoT revolution

Many energy companies are in the process of shifting their strategic focus towards the implementation of IoT technologies. Landis+Gyr has been building the experience and products needed to cater to the Internet of Things for some time, which puts it in a strong position to assist utilities in realizing the many new opportunities created by this phenomenon.
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Smart grid development in Poland

Four leading distribution system operators in Poland are joining forces to modernize their power grid.

Austria to roll out G3-PLC smart metering solution

The smart energy transformation in Austria is gaining pace. Energy utilities around the country are working hard...

Enexis: Distribution Automation in Action

Enexis in the Netherlands are upgrading their distribution network, with help from Landis+Gyr

First GM-EEG (S750) grid modules installed by Netze BW in Germany

In the town of Wendlingen in Baden-Württemberg, the very first Landis+Gyr GM-EEG (S750) grid modules were installed in August this year.

Biggest battery energy storage installation in the Nordics

Landis+Gyr and Toshiba will deliver the largest energy storage system of its kind in the Nordics.

White Paper: How smart grids lead to IT/OT convergence

The smart grid is the response from utilities to European energy policy designed to promote a carbon-independent society.
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Internet of things – hype or a real game changer?

Interview with Bill Lichtensteiger, Director of Communications Technology at Landis+Gyr.

Across the world, a new field of innovation is opening up, spurred by alliances between utility and tech companies, working with Internet of Things solutions that promise to profoundly change business and delivery of services. Landis+Gyr is seeking ways to use IoT to bring added benefits to the core business of utility companies and society as a whole.
 
 
 

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