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Enerway met Rachel Bennett, the International Sales Director, at the Smart Metering 2010 Scandinavia in Copenhagen.
The interview covers a short presentation of the company geo – Green Energy Options and presents some of their products that help consumers to make energy visible. For example the Minim, the Solo, the Duet, the Trio and the Energy hub for homes and businesses that can monitor the consumption and display it on your PC.

Watch the video right here and right now!
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXyZpYDATIw

Visit Green Energy Options website

Enerway met Daniel Rossing, Country Manager Nordics from Cinterion Wireless Modules at the Smart Metering 2010 Scandinavia in Copenhagen.

The interview covers a short presentation of the company Cinterion Wireless Modules GmbH.
Cinterion provides a wide range of products and modules for GSM, GPRS, EDGE and 3G and they work on a global market.
Watch the interview right here and visit www.cinterion.com for more information about the company.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj_2AMBpL4I

Enerway met Colin McKerracher at the Smart Metering 2010 Scandinavia conference in Copenhagen.

Colin McKerracher
Director of Sales and Marketing
Energy Aware Technology Inc.

Energy Aware is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
The company develops In-Home energy monitoring displays that provides real-time feedback and information on consumption.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQIws9K7_3s

For more information visit the Energy-aware website
www.energy-aware.com

This interview covers a short presentation of the European Technology company Aidon and explains briefly about the benefits for utilities and customers after implementation of Smart Metering in the distribution grid.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MDZ_O-WTno

The interview is made by Enerway in association with Synergy and is the first to be published from a long list of interviews from the Smart Metering 2010 Scandinavia Conference. More interviews will be published as soon as they have been approved by the company involved.

Follow this link if you want to read the list of interviews coming up soon!

Enerway has accomplished its first mission at the Smart Metering 2010 Scandinavia in Copenhagen. A lot of video interviews have been made and they will be published as soon as they have been edited and approved by the companies involved. The regulatory round table will also be published when it has been edited and split up into shorter clips.

Many thanks to the organizer of the Smart Metering Conference, Synergy.

These interviews were made in Copenhagen:
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Energy experts speaking at a debate organized by the European Energy Forum said the only way to create true energy efficiency is to establish a smart meter infrastructure that incorporates direct consumer feedback. During the event, which was attended by members of the European Parliament, smart meters and energy efficiency, sometimes called the “fifth fuel,” were the main subjects of discussion.

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Harris M. Warsaw, Vice President, General Business of the Americas for IBM, announced today that IBM will be a title sponsor of the Rural Smart Grid Summit (RSGS) beginning April 26th in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Bloom Energy, a developer of unique on-site power generations based upon cutting edge fuel cell technology, announced on February 24 that it has signed up several big name customers for its Bloom Energy Server.  Bloom Energy Corporation, based in California’s Silicon Valley, is focused on developing solutions that will transform the way people generate and consume energy.

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Microsoft has made the software developer kit for Hohm available to third party device makers and the company anticipates Hohm-enabled devices will be available by this summer. Hohm is an online energy management too that will connect to a number of smart devices such as smart meters, smart plugs, management dashboards and even electric cars. Troy Batterberry, Microsoft’s product unit manager, Microsoft Hohm acknowledged that Microsoft is leaving the door open for a developing a line of branded energy hardware in the future but is currently concentrating on working with third party device manufacturers.

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Businesses across California and around the world are laying the foundation for a Smart Electrical Grid, using today’s technology to help keep energy supply and demand in balance and keep everyone’s energy costs as low as possible. Without a more resilient and technologically advanced electrical grid, we will not be able to support the increasing energy demands of the multiple computers and ever-larger TVs we have come to expect, as well as the plug-in cars of tomorrow.

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