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Itron provides smart meters and wireless communications, along with meter data management software. Itron's smart grid portfolio also includes consulting, project management, and outsourcing. Itron's smart grid equipment and software are installed at hundreds of utilities in the U.S. and Europe. Headquartered near Spokane, WA, the company had revenues of $2.26 billion in 2010.
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A couple of big players got tapped to supply the full-meal deal after running successful utility pilots. A company in India landed a $60 million contract to build substations in Iraq. Click for details on those deals and the rest of this week's smart grid wins.
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Virtually every utility with AMI is now studying how to pull insights from the data that is pouring in. But rather than custom building solutions, today many utilities want pre-packaged options. Click for details on Itron's latest MDM offering that includes pre-built analytics modules.
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Market research firms are beginning to record steady growth in the market for smart water meters. We believe the sector - long poised for rapid expansion - is finally nearing a tipping point. Why? This story out of India says it all.
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Which metering company announced both an AMI win in San Diego and an AMR win in Pakistan this week? Which utilities ranked highest in the annual J.D. Power and Associates' study of business customer satisfaction? We've got the answers - and plenty more too in this week's roundup of smart grid wins.
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Want to hear what Itron's new CEO Philip Mezey has to say about smart grids, smart cities, big data and China? Xconomy ran an interview with him where he has some interesting things to say about those topics and others. It's one of several "good reads" that caught our eye recently.
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We added some of the smart grid wins announced at DistribuTECH to an already jam-packed list of new contract awards and an impressive set of recently announced industry honors. So what have we got? A wins sheet to beat all others with AMSC, GE, Itron, Schneider Electric, SAIC and plenty of others to tell you about.
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So you aren't in San Diego this week, where it's supposed to be 68 degrees on Thursday. Who needs sunshine and sandy beaches when you can bask in the glow of your computer screen, reading the latest announcements from the show? We've got a dozen-plus we think you'll be interested in.
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Not only do we have a lot of wins to tell you about, but we've got a lot of big-name smart grid companies embarking on some interesting projects. Click to see what Landis+Gyr is up to in India, GE's phasor project with Southern California Edison, twin wins from Itron, GRIDiant and Survalent - and that's just getting started.
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Itron has come up with a way to ease utilities into smart grid technologies with a new metering system that works alongside older AMR meter networks until they are are ready to take the plunge into advanced metering.
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Smart grid companies are decking their corporate hallways with yuletide treasures (or more specifically orders for everything from smart meters to regulation services to an HVDC converter station). Click for details on Itron's big win in South Africa, Echelon's pilot in Brazil and eight more reasons why certain smart grid CFOs should be jolly this week.
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We've got lots of winners to tell you about this week - from the company Opower selected to help analyze data to the big-name player that Itron teamed with to target markets in Europe. We've got a bunch of industry honors and a couple of financing wins too. But not everyone can be a smart grid winner.
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Day after Thanksgiving here in the States and some folks are thankful no one ate the last piece of pumpkin pie. Others are thankful they're heaping new smart grid wins on their plates. Click to learn the details of new wins involving some industry stalwarts and up-and-comers.
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For years, Japan was resistant to the smart grid. After all, its "traditional" grid was solid and reliable. But then came Fukushima. And then a mandate for 80 million smart meters. And then last week an Itron alliance with Panasonic. Today we're looking at that deal and what else is shaping Japan's smart grid landscape.
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Itron and Cisco win big in Los Angeles. Telvent and Tendril ink sweet deals in Australia. Elster is selling more meters in Brazil and Schneider Electric will be charging up Pecan Street EVs. We've got all of that and more in this week's smart grid wins list - including a 'hats off' to Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories.
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Itron has broadened its cloud capabilities by teaming with C3 Energy to pre-integrate that company's cloud offerings with Itron's metering and MDM systems.
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