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Proud to be an Amer-I-CAN!

By Michael A. Marullo, Editor in Chief

This isn’t a political forum, and I don’t intend to turn this column into a political rant, but there are some things that need to be said… and I’m going to say them. It is my hope and intention that by airing these opinions, you will take note that we have some bitter pills to swallow and that making those pills even more bitter than they already are merely exacerbates the problems we’re currently facing.
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“Campus Metabolism” at Arizona State University Offers Unique View into Sustainable Practices

By Robert W. Vandling, Technology Support Analyst/Coordinator, Arizona State University

The interactive Campus Metabolism (“CM”) website at Arizona State University (ASU) offers a unique inside view into the university’s commitment to sustainability initiatives, including its focus on the value of alternative energy resources and conservation.
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GreenWays: Leadership for a Clean Energy Future
New York Independent System Operator (NYISO)

By Rick Gonzales, Chief Operating Officer and Rana Mukerji, Senior VP – Market Structures

The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) administers the wholesale electricity market for New York State. Its primary role is running a day-ahead and a real-time market for electricity, which in turn, provides generators with a financially binding schedule of operation.
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LightsOn: What a Green Energy Efficiency Program Means for Business and Utilities

By Dara O’Neill, CEO, Efficient Energy America and Jim Vonderhaar, VP & General Manager, Regional Operations, Summit Energy Services

It’s no secret that energy costs are on the rise, which inevitably translates to higher electric bills for businesses. With no end in sight, it’s hardly a surprise that energy efficiency programs are continually gaining more widespread attention and support from both businesses and utility providers.
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Solar is Hot in Ontario

By Tom Crawford, Senior Manager, Capgemini Global Smart Energy Services

Rooftops across Ontario are being transformed. An aerial view of the province reveals that solar panels cover the flat rooftops of hundreds of commercial and industrial buildings.
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Headwinds, but Stronger Tailwinds for Renewable Transmission Projects: FERC Takes Action
The Bigger Picture: Volume 3 No. 4

By Gregory K. Lawrence, Partner, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

The Federal cash grant program for renewable projects expires at year’s end. Adding to this perceived financing gap, conventional wisdom describes a perceived dearth of “traditional” tax equity investors for these projects.
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All automation systems are not created equal
SECURITY SESSIONS: Volume 7 No. 2

By William T. (Tim) Shaw, PhD, CISSP

Welcome to this installment of Security Sessions, a regular feature focused on security-related issues, policies and procedures. Computer-based industrial automation systems, including both SCADA and DCS varieties, entered the market in the 1970s and there have been several subsequent evolutionary step-changes in the technology base since.
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Does it make you Nervous when Machines Talk to Each Other?
Helping Consumers Face Smart Grid Fears in a Brave New Energy World

By Patty Durand, Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative

“The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the vision that in the next twenty years, a revolution in device-to-device communication will take place that will be comparable to the revolution in person-to-person communication that erupted in the last two decades with the Internet and World Wide Web.
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