NEWS ARTICLES
July 01st, 2010
The Changing Face of SCADA
Reprinted with permission from the July 2010 issue of Rural Electric Magazine© National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
The Changing Face of SCADA
Reprinted with permission from the July 2010 issue of Rural Electric Magazine© National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
May 25th, 2010
COMPETE Members’ Innovative Technologies Featured at FCC Energy Management Showcase
COMPETE Coalition / www.competecoalition.com
COMPETE Members’ Innovative Technologies Featured at FCC Energy Management Showcase
COMPETE Coalition / www.competecoalition.com
April 22nd, 2010
Is A European Smart Grid More Innovative Than The U.S.? An interview with Ray Gogel
http://envision2030.smartgridroadshow.com/
Is A European Smart Grid More Innovative Than The U.S.? An interview with Ray Gogel
http://envision2030.smartgridroadshow.com/
March 01st, 2010
Extracting Value from ARRA to Revitalize America’s Energy System
Metering International Issue 1 2010
Extracting Value from ARRA to Revitalize America’s Energy System
Metering International Issue 1 2010
January 13th, 2010
CURRENT Teams with Beckwith Electric to Deliver Voltage Optimization
This story has been reproduced from the January 13, 2010 issue of Smart Grid Today with the permission of the publisher, MMI Inc.
CURRENT Teams with Beckwith Electric to Deliver Voltage Optimization
This story has been reproduced from the January 13, 2010 issue of Smart Grid Today with the permission of the publisher, MMI Inc.
January 11th, 2010
Growth in Green Tech Jobs
ABC News 7 (Tom Casey, CEO CURRENT Group, discusses if he thinks green tech jobs are here to stay.)
Growth in Green Tech Jobs
ABC News 7 (Tom Casey, CEO CURRENT Group, discusses if he thinks green tech jobs are here to stay.)
December 14th, 2009
A Smart Grid Solution at Copenhagen
By TMCnet Special Guest, Brendan Herron, Vice President of Corporate Development and Strategy at CURRENT Group.
A Smart Grid Solution at Copenhagen
By TMCnet Special Guest, Brendan Herron, Vice President of Corporate Development and Strategy at CURRENT Group.
December 14th, 2009
CURRENT System Optimization Solution featured as case study in Climate Group’s Smart 2020 website for Copenhagen
SMART 2020
CURRENT System Optimization Solution featured as case study in Climate Group’s Smart 2020 website for Copenhagen
SMART 2020
November 19th, 2009
CURRENT Group Participates in South Asian Executives Tour with U.S. Regulators, Utilities and Companies to Discuss Electricity Regulation Best Practices & Promotion of Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency
USEA Executive Exchange in Albany, New York & Washington, DC
CURRENT Group Participates in South Asian Executives Tour with U.S. Regulators, Utilities and Companies to Discuss Electricity Regulation Best Practices & Promotion of Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency
USEA Executive Exchange in Albany, New York & Washington, DC
October 22nd, 2009
A National 'Smart Grid' Remains a Vision With Many Gaps
The third part of a series on the electric grid from The New York Times.
A National 'Smart Grid' Remains a Vision With Many Gaps
The third part of a series on the electric grid from The New York Times.
October 20th, 2009
Largest 'Smart Grid' Test Hopes to Shock Consumers About Energy Use
The first part of a series on the electric grid from The New York Times.
Largest 'Smart Grid' Test Hopes to Shock Consumers About Energy Use
The first part of a series on the electric grid from The New York Times.
August 05th, 2009
CURRENT's Gogel Discusses Hurdles to Smart Grid Implementation
As the Department of Energy accepts applications for smart-grid funding through the stimulus, which projects and technologies will be most successful in the short term? During today's OnPoint, Ray Gogel, president of CURRENT, a provider of smart-grid technology and infrastructure for electric utilities, discusses the success of SmartGridCity in Boulder, Colo. He explains how elements of the project can be transferred to other regions of the country and weighs in on the debate over creating smart-grid standards.
CURRENT's Gogel Discusses Hurdles to Smart Grid Implementation
As the Department of Energy accepts applications for smart-grid funding through the stimulus, which projects and technologies will be most successful in the short term? During today's OnPoint, Ray Gogel, president of CURRENT, a provider of smart-grid technology and infrastructure for electric utilities, discusses the success of SmartGridCity in Boulder, Colo. He explains how elements of the project can be transferred to other regions of the country and weighs in on the debate over creating smart-grid standards.
July 09th, 2009
Dynamic Distribution
CURRENT Vice President of Product Management Brian Deaver analyzes the role of System Optimization and how can it help utilities improve distribution efficiency and control in Next Generation Power & Energy Magazine.
Dynamic Distribution
CURRENT Vice President of Product Management Brian Deaver analyzes the role of System Optimization and how can it help utilities improve distribution efficiency and control in Next Generation Power & Energy Magazine.
July 09th, 2009
An Intelligent Future
Utility companies are fast adopting smart grid technology as the future of customer operations. Sharon Allan of Accenture, Mae Squier-Dow of CURRENT Group and Lee Ayers of OSIsoft discuss the future of smart grid.
An Intelligent Future
Utility companies are fast adopting smart grid technology as the future of customer operations. Sharon Allan of Accenture, Mae Squier-Dow of CURRENT Group and Lee Ayers of OSIsoft discuss the future of smart grid.
February 25th, 2009
CURRENT CEO Tom Casey Testifies for U.S. House Committee
Testimony before the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming
CURRENT CEO Tom Casey Testifies for U.S. House Committee
Testimony before the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming
February 18th, 2009
CURRENT Group's Birnbaum discusses $11 billion Smart Grid funding in stimulus on EETV
E&E TV
CURRENT Group's Birnbaum discusses $11 billion Smart Grid funding in stimulus on EETV
E&E TV
