November/December 2018
Issue 6 - November -0001

Wrapping Up 2018

By Elisabeth Monaghan, Editor in Chief

If we are going to fulfill our mission to be the "go-to resource for the latest on the transmission and distribution side of the global electric energy industry," we must remain a conduit for open communication. That means we also must pay attention when someone provides negative feedback or points out gaps in our content.
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The Grid Transformation Forum | Exploring Japan's Energy and Other Global Industry Trends

By Interview with Ben Cohen

For this last Grid Transformation Forum of 2018, we spoke with Ben Cohen, director of global strategy with Autogrid. Cohen shares his insights on the energy market in Japan and other markets around the world where smart grid initiatives are transforming how electricity is produced and managed.
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Green Ovations | Winds of Change: How Artificial Intelligence and Other Emerging Technologies Are Revolutionizing the Wind Power Industry

By Dr. Yan Ke

In the U.S. alone, the wind industry invested more than $11 billion in new plants in 2017 and added more than 7,000 megawatts of new capacity, representing a full 25 percent of all electric capacity additions across the energy industry last year.
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The Role of Cable Rejuvenation in Addressing the Maintenance of Aging Underground Cables

By Glen J. Bertini

Consumers are generally unaware of the jumble of cables that each box comprises, and they rarely need to consider whether the URD itself is in an adequate state of repair. Most utility providers, on the other hand, are in a constant state of responding to aging cable and the threats it represents.
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Smart Grid Wireless Communication: What Utilities Need to Know

By Randolph Wheatley

Conducting a thorough examination of architectural impacts, signal attributes, business and regional challenges, as well as other factors impacting wireless utility communications, will help utilities make smart choices when investing in AMI. In this article, we examine the distinction between point-to-multipoint and mesh networks.
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Guest Editorial | How to Apply the Four Types of Threat Detection

By Selena Larson

Modern threat detection falls into one of four categories: Configuration, Modeling, Indicator and Threat Behavior. Each is different, and it's up to the organization to determine what they need and whether a new method can complement existing security tools.
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Guest Editorial | Industry-Specific Cyber Protection Requirements: Power Industry in North America

By Jens Puhlmann

The last few decades have seen major advances in technology, resulting in significantly smaller devices, increased functionality and a new range of connectivity options. In general, the effect has been positive for everyone: Added convenience for consumers and industries alike; from online shopping and online banking, to increased productivity in all industries.
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Security Sessions | Cyber Immunity: A Holistic View for Industrial Control Systems

By Jonathan Azarcon

This article addresses the greater issue at hand – the potential future of cyber attacks, and whether this has become the new warfare. Attacks such as these have led to an intensified concern in various industries surrounding the protection of operational technology (OT) environments.
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