Quarterly Issue 2
Issue 2 - April 2020

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Power Points | Innovation in the Time of a Pandemic (And Beyond)

By Elisabeth Monaghan, Editor in Chief

With so much uncertainty during this phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of people are scared. The spread of the virus has been rapid, with long-lasting effects that we won't fully realize for months to come. And while the response to the outbreak has not always brought out the best in humanity, it has shown how adaptive and flexible people can be when faced with a crisis.
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The Grid Transformation Forum | Transforming Canada's Electricity Industry

By The Canadian Electricity Association and Elisabeth Monaghan

The Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) recently released the State of the Canadian Electricity Industry 2020 at GLOBE Series. Emphasizing the pace and scope of transformation in the electricity sector, the recommendations within the report will guide CEA's thought leadership and advocacy in the year ahead.
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Moonshot

By Marc-Andre Forget and Ron Denom, Ossiaco

It is only in the last 10 years that it became obvious something big was afoot in the electricity sector, and a market, where value which had been based on resource ownership, or infrastructure ownership or being a large utility, was beginning to be profoundly disrupted by technology.
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Progressive Regulatory Requirements Advance Power Reliability for Brazilian Utility

By Julio S. Omori, Copel and Andrew Jones, S&C

Utility regulatory landscapes are evolving across the globe. The convergence of such factors as aging infrastructure, a heightened commitment to the customer experience and grid modernization efforts are pushing the grid forward faster and more profoundly than ever. In particular, Brazil has experienced significant changes in electricity regulatory requirements over the past several decades.
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The Impact of IEEE Standards on the Electric Grid

By Doug Houseman, Burns & McDonnell

Since 2018, the IEEE has created or revised and approved more than 200 standards that impact the electric grid. From specialized standards on items like how to measure temperature rise in a transformer to broad standards like requirements for interconnecting generation and storage, the IEEE standards have an impact on the future of the grid.
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Multi-Tiered Approach Helps Reduce Wildfire Risk
Speed, Intelligence and Cost Efficiency Are Critical Enablers

By Tobin Vehmeier, Eaton

Although there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to reducing wildfire risk, many utilities are focused on approaches that prioritize speed, added intelligence and cost efficiency.
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Guest Editorial | The Next Wave of IoT Proliferation in Smart Buildings Is Around the Corner

By Brad Pilgrim, Parity, Inc.

The Internet of Things is a network of sensors, meters, appliances and other devices that are capable of sending and receiving data. The total number of IoT connections worldwide is estimated to reach 5.3 billion by 2028. The first 5G IoT connections will emerge this year, and their number is forecasted to grow to 149 million by 2028.
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Bigger Picture | Potential Fault Lines Lie Below the Utility Customer Strategy

By Jamie Wimberly, Kimberly O'Dell and Laurie Thompson, DEFG LLC

In late 2019, DEFG LLC and the Utility Customer Research Consortium conducted the Annual State of the Customer Survey, where consumers were asked questions to test the most basic assumptions underpinning utility customer strategy. The findings point to growing fault lines beneath the utility, especially the investor-owned utilities. Our collective assumptions around reliability, equity, and ownership may be outdated.
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Security Sessions | Electric Utility Perspectives on the Ransomware Threat

By Joe Slowik, Dragos

As ransomware activity persists – which all available data indicate will continue to be the case for the foreseeable future – and attackers get increasingly risk tolerant in targeting industrial operations, concerns for electric operations should increase.
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Powherful Forces | Emilie Nelson

By Elisabeth Monaghan, Editor in Chief and Alan Wechsler, NYISO

For the Q2 issue of EET&D, we are pleased to introduce Emilie Nelson, executive vice president of the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO).
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