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The article discusses the Internet of Things (IoT) and its applications in engineering and technology. IoT is a network of devices equipped with software and sensors that enable them to exchange and gather data. In engineering, IoT improves productivity, automation, and decision-making procedures. It is used in manufacturing, smart buildings, smart cities, transportation, energy management, environmental monitoring, healthcare, agriculture, aeronautical engineering, and structural engineering. IoT enhances efficiency, sustainability, and safety in various industries. Additionally, IoT integration into daily life can be seen in the concept of smart homes. [Extracted from the article]

The Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP) is inviting engineers, researchers, consultants, and experts to present their research and engineering solutions at the 38th IEEEP Multi-Topic International Symposium in Karachi, Pakistan. The symposium will feature technical sessions covering various topics relevant to the business, industry, and engineering sectors in Pakistan. The IEEEP is a prominent institution in Pakistan that represents professional Electrical and Electronics Engineers and has played a significant role in resolving technical issues of national importance. Interested individuals can contact the organizers for more information. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the technical challenges of integrating renewable energy sources into existing power systems. Engineers are working on solutions to optimize the integration of renewable energy, such as battery technology, energy storage systems, and smart grid technologies. The article also emphasizes the importance of decentralized and interconnected energy networks to improve the flexibility and reliability of the grid. Economic feasibility is another key consideration, with engineers aiming to reduce the cost of renewable energy technologies. Energy storage technology and smart grid technologies are highlighted as important tools for maximizing the integration of renewable energy. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for international cooperation and standards to enable smooth integration of renewable energy on a global scale. [Extracted from the article]

Green engineering is a methodology that focuses on environmental awareness and sustainability in engineering. It aims to reduce the negative effects of engineering on the environment and promote ecological responsibility and resource efficiency. This approach encompasses various engineering specialties, such as chemical, mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering, all working towards a more sustainable and clean environment. Green engineering involves practices like green building design, energy-efficient devices, smart grids, renewable energy technologies, eco-friendly materials and processes, life cycle assessment, green transportation, water resource management, sustainable agriculture, and waste management. By integrating green techniques into all engineering disciplines, a commitment to environmental stewardship is fostered. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the rapid growth of electric vehicles (EVs) and their impact on the energy landscape. Factors such as government incentives, environmental consciousness, and battery technology advancements are driving the increase in EV usage. This shift towards electric cars is leading to changes in energy distribution and consumption, as well as supporting international efforts to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. The demand for electricity to power charging infrastructure is rising, necessitating the integration of smart grid technologies and energy storage. The article emphasizes the need for renewable energy sources and supportive government policies to ensure a sustainable and electrified transportation sector. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on 4Liberty, a technology and energy professional services company based in Kearny Mesa, which has experienced significant growth in response to the changing needs in electrification, utilities, and energy transition. Topics include the company's role in helping utilities navigate the grid modernization, its recent growth and expansion, and the appointment of Sharelynn Moore as Chief Executive Officer.

The article focuses on IntraCommunities United (ICU) Medical Inc., a San Clemente-based supplier of infusion therapy-related medical equipment. Topics include ICU Medical's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance for its new infusion pump and software, the features of Plum Duo pump, and the company's efforts to recover from challenges stemming from a previous acquisition.

The article reports that ABB India expanded and upgraded its Smart Power factory in Nelamangala, Bengaluru to meet the strong demand growth for its Smart Power solutions and energy management technologies with one of the first Industry 5.0 production process.

The article offers information on Smart Grid, which is an evolving grid system that manages electricity demand, and use advancements of information and communication technology to make the power system and investments in new centralized generation capacity.

The article offers information on efforts of Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology (IIEST) to develop a smart grid project which will generate power from various renewable sources of energy including solar, wind and vegetable waste resources.

The article discusses smart grid infrastructure investments in India, according to a research published by market intelligence firm Northeast Group, LLC.

The article reports that Smart Power India, an arm of US-based impact investor The Rockefeller Foundation, released the findings of its joint study with government thinktank NITI Aayog on the state of electricity access and benchmarking of distribution utilities in India.

The article reports on smart grids being implemented by states in India.

The article offers information on the report, 'Rural Electrification in India: Consumer Behaviour and Demand' being released by the subsidiary of the Rockefeller Foundation called Smart Power India in India in 2019.

The article reports on the stand of the Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission of India that the power utilities and distribution companies in the state take up rapid deployment of smart meters and smart grids to streamline the functioning of the electricity supply network.

The article offers information on technical sessions of the symposium 2017 including technical presentations made by professional engineers from Germany, China and Iran on topics such as electrical vehicles, smart grids and Nano fibers.

The article informs that Rio Grande, Ohio-based Buckeye Rural Electric is one among ten cooperatives in the state that will get loan of more than 181 million dollar to upgrade its systems and equipment to increase system resilience, safety and efficiency.

An excerpt from the article "Smart Grid Market ' Global Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecast" is presented which focuses on the trends of the smart grid market which contributed to the transmission and distribution of electricity.

An industry report of the energy industry in India is presented from publisher FRPT Research, with topics including the country's projected investment in smart grid markets, the high transmission and distribution (T&D) loss rates in India, and the failure of many Indian utilities to achieve cost recovery.

The article offers information on the India Smart Grid Week to be held starting March 7, 2017 at the Manekshaw Centre in India.

An industry report for the energy industry in India is presented from publisher FRPT Research, with particular focus on the smart grid order awarded to power company Hartek Group for building Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) relays in Ludhiana, Amristar and Jalandhar in India.

The article discusses the implementation of smart electric meters that are based on dynamic pricing, the recording of hourly electricity use in order to purchase cheaper and cleaner energy at off-peak consumption hours, noting that consumers have yet to see widespread benefit. Topics addressed include a smart electric grid system in Illinois that utilizes dynamic pricing, as well as the small percentage of Americans using dynamic prices.

The article reports on launch of Smart Grid Lab from Tata Power Delhi Distribution on October 2, 2016 to demonstrate smart grid operational technology with utility sector and views of Leocadia I Zak, Director of US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), on the same.

The article presents research from London, England-based Overseas Development Institute which reveals the significant benefits of speeding up access to off-grid electricity through the use solar home systems and clean energy mini-grids.

The article reports on cybersecurity threats highlighting the vulnerabilities and susceptibilities of physical infrastructure of the U.S. like a paralyzed power grid and hijacked nuclear power plant, relative to the Internet of Medical Things Resilience Partnership Act introduced by legislators.

The article reports that the automatic meter reading (AMR) system installed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to monitor data on power generation and distribution in Pakistan has failed. Pakistan's Water and Power Secretary Nargis Sethi attributes the failure to some grid stations refusing to install the system for fear of unauthorized access to their data. Sethi vowed to take action against incompetent officials that caused the problem.

The author discusses the completion of the largest smart grid solar installation in New York City, located in the Bronx borough, under the NY-Sun initiative and part of the state's development of a clean energy economy.

This article informs Gurgaon in Haryana, India is the fourth city to have 24 hour power supply under the smart grid project after cities like Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Hyderabad as the officials are assessing its infra-structure to make the city power sufficient for the next 20 years.

The article reports on the 4-member delegation from Fuji Electric Co. Ltd. who will evaluate the proposed Smart Grid in the Capital region of Andhra Pradesh, a project of the A.P Southern Power Distribution Co. Ltd (AP-SPDCL).

The article reports on the plan of energy company Tata Power Co. Ltd. to use smart grids and rooftop solar power generation in managing the rise in electricity demand in New Delhi, India.

The article discusses the launching of Smart Grid power project to check the theft & losses of electric power to improve power distribution in New Delhi Municipal jurisdiction, NDMC, India.

The article discusses that Siemens has planned to modernize the distribution of power systems in some of the states of India like Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Haryana, and they will help support the industry by providing Smart Grid solutions.

The article talks about state electricity regulators agreeing to make power tariff demand driven traded commodity as part of Indian government's National Smart Grid Mission, and also quotes president, public private partnership India Smart Grid Forum Reji Kumar Pillai on extending to smart cities.

The article talks about 'Smart Grid' in Gurgaon, Haryana for uninterrupted power supply by state government, Public-Private-Partnership with state agency Power Corporation of India, and also quotes Union Power Minister Piyush Goyal on renewable energy and state power secretary Rajan Gupta.

The article is an announcement of hosting a pilot smart grid project in Gurgaon as part of the government's dream to build smart cities across India, setting a zero power-cut target for the Millennium City within a year, and talks about the project to be replicated later in other cities.

The article reports that the City of Chicago, Illinois has partnered with the electric service provider Commonwealth Edison Co., General Electric Co. and the smart grid provider Silver Spring Networks Inc. to manufacture and install smart meters for creating a smart grid in the city. It informs that smart grid, an electrical grid that uses information and communications technology, investment will create jobs and businesses and improve local economy in Chiacgo.

The article informs that the Illinois General Assembly overrode Governor Pat Quinn's veto on a legislation regarding the implementation of the smart grid program of Commonwealth Edison Co., provider of electric service. It informs that smart meters would provide real-time data to customers about how much power they are using. Several companies are planning to open new facilities in Illinois to support the manufacture and installation of the meters.

The article presents answers to the question of whether consumers should participate in utility companies' smart-meter programs. Topics include the U.S. federal funding of such programs, the health risks associated with smart meter operations, and their usage as a component of a smart electrical grid.

The article focuses on the approach taken by West Virginia for the assurance of reliability of home solar in the state. It says that the owner will earn renewable energy credits (RECs) if their system will get certification through the Renewable Portfolio Standards. It mentions that Bill Howley, solar owner and electricity policy observer and blogger from Calhoun County, has registered his system on PJM Interconnection PLC, a regional grid operator.

The article reports on the effectiveness of smart grid technology of San Diego Gas & Electric Co. called Outage Management System.

The article announces the companies that will join Pecan Street Incorporated in crafting a consumer-focused project built around home applications and consumer electronics which include Best Buy, Check-It and Chevrolet. It cites Pecan's target that the smart grid innovations must be able to solve the concerns of the consumers and provide services that will interest them. It names consumer products and platforms to be provided such as electric vehicles, home services systems and appliances.

The article reports on the new project of the Calcutta Electric Supply Corp. Ltd. (CESC) to build a smart grid network in south Calcutta.

The article discusses the growth offered by cloud computing and smart grids in client investments among information technology (IT) firms. Topics discussed include the involvement of cloud computing in outsourcing deals, the strategic review of the industry body National Association of Software & Service Companies (NASSCOM) on the cloud computing as an economic driver for clients investment in 2014, and the statement of global head of Dell Anand Sankaran regarding cloud computing.

The article focuses on the annual delivery service formula rate request filed by Commonwealth Edison Co. (ComEd) which reflects a decrease of approximately $50 million compared to 2015. It mentions that the Illinois Power Agency has established a new energy supply rates which will result in an additional reduction of $2 for customers who choose to receive their energy supply from ComEd. According to ComEd President Anne Pramaggiore, they are delivering on the promises of the Smart Grid law.