Quarterly Issue 1
Issue 1 - November -0001

Power Points | Not Quite There

By Elisabeth Monaghan, Editor in Chief

Chances are, we will be talking about the pandemic for years to come, but with each passing month, utilities and energy consumers are getting a better grip on our current reality.
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The Grid Transformation Forum | Chattanooga: From Smart Grid to Smart City

By David Wade, EPB

We wanted to kick off our Q1 issue by spotlighting CEO and President David Wade for EPB, and the excellent work the utility is doing.
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Green Ovations | 2020: One Star. Would Not Recommend
But the Utility Industry Provided a Silver Lining to This Very Dark Cloud

By Prasenjit Shil, Ph.D., Ameren and Mike Smith, SAS

One of the points of light of resiliency during the pandemic has been the utility industry. Every bit of good news that is helping keep people alive and economies afloat all have the underpinning of an energy infrastructure that did not fail to accomplish its mission through operating conditions.
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Advancements in Distribution Grid Monitoring Enable Improved Voltage Control
Utilities Face Increased Voltage Volatility From Distributed Renewables-Based Power Generation

By Conrad Oakey, NovaTech

The proliferation of larger-scale Distributed Energy Resources (DER) along feeders is spurring new approaches in grid measurement, monitoring and control that provide real time measurements, enabling Distribution Management applications to better manage voltages and maintain high power quality.
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Training Operators for the Future – What's the Big Deal?

By Wes Losh and Jill Russell, The Mosaic Company

A control room operator team with the right knowledge and skills is a good and necessary foundation. Still, ongoing training is required to keep your controllers up-to-date and to hire and retain the best resources.
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Transmission Investments Can Pave the Way to Carbon-Neutral Energy Future in the U.S.

By Anthony Allard, Hitachi ABB Power Grids

Many states in the U.S. have developed aggressive greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction goals as part of their efforts to combat climate change. Such goals typically involve commitments to reduce carbon emissions dramatically by 2050.
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Guest Editorial | Can You Really Have It All in One Electrical Tester?

By Jeff Jowett, Megger

A vital trend in electrical testing technology that has been gathering momentum is the consolidation of features and functions. This is worth looking into when searching for new or replacement testers, as you may be able to “kill two (or more) birds with one stone,” as the expression goes.
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The Bigger Picture | Worldwide Utilities 2021 Predictions

By Roberta Bigliani, IDC

Around the world, 2020 was not an easy year for electricity, gas and water companies. Nevertheless, the industry has demonstrated resilience and has not stopped its ongoing transformation journey. For the next five years, utilities will have to accelerate the reinvention of their core businesses while deploying new business models to get new revenue streams.
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Powherful Forces | Melissa Carmine-Zajac, Doble Engineering Company

By Elisabeth Monaghan, Editor in Chief

Although she wasn't sure which area of science she was going to pursue, Melissa Carmine-Zajac knew from the time she was in elementary school that she was going to be a scientist. She also says it was a series of happy accidents that led her to the work she does today for Doble.
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