Quarterly Issue 2
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Power Points | Adapting In a Pandemic

By Elisabeth Monaghan, Editor in Chief

As COVID-19 found its way into new areas, everyone was forced to act with little, if any time, to prepare. From governments and businesses to hospitals and schools, to the entertainment and service industries, and everyone else in between, we had to figure out how we were going to operate efficiently and safely in a socially distanced world.
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The Grid Transformation Forum | An Introduction to the NIST Smart Grid Interoperability Framework

By Avi Gopstein, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Technology is changing everything about our lives. Ubiquitous communications and improving information management technologies have changed how and where we work, our options for interacting and playing with others and how we shop for goods and services from groceries to transportation.
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Green Ovations | Flying Cars and e-VTOL Vehicles
The Future of Transportation for Reducing Emissions

By Kaushik Rajashekara, IEEE

The advancement of flying cars and eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) vehicles is reshaping the future of transportation. In addition to helping us reach our destinations more quickly and cut road traffic congestion, flying cars and eVTOL vehicles could help reduce the overall greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from transportation globally.
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Keeping the Lights On: How Service Innovation Is Fueling the Post-COVID Recovery

By Sara Cerruti, ServiceMax

Traditionally, players in the energy space have responded to periods of market volatility by cutting CapEx spending on aging assets and infrastructure, reducing headcount and postponing or cutting OpEx spending on maintenance activities. To a large extent, the response to the COVID crisis was no different in this respect.
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Plug and Play Solar Is the Key to Giving Soft Cost Reductions a Jolt

By Colin Mattox, ConnectDER

Ten years ago, the cost per watt for a standard rooftop panel was about 12 times as expensive, carbon footprints were for the environmentally active fringe, and financing was still tricky to come by. Innovations that helped overcome cost, perception and access barriers like these have set the stage for massive growth in residential solar in the coming decade.
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Power Line Surveys Get More Precise Enhancing Large-Scale Mapping In the Wide-Open Plains

By John Stenmark, Industry Consultant

Kevin Kenna has lots of experience with GNSS and major projects for utilities, government agencies and large area mapping. He's used GPS and GNSS for more than two decades and estimates that he has worked on mapping /surveying more than 20,000 miles of power lines; a project of 10,000 square miles is not unusual for him.
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Guest Editorial | Monetizing Renewables' Management With IoT Intelligence

By Michael Skurla, Radix IoT

Reliable, clean electricity generated by utility-scale solar is one of the fastest routes to reducing our carbon emissions and securing our clean energy future. In fact, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported renewable energy resources were the fastest-growing source of electricity generation in the U.S. for the last two years.
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Security Sessions | Advancing Military Microgrids

By Stephanie Pine, S&C Electric Company

Federal power systems support critical infrastructure and missions at the forefront of national defense operations. With the weight of national security on the line, truly resilient power is essential for these federal entities. Unfortunately, the main power grid can't guarantee resilient power for these locations 100 percent of the time.
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