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KEMA's smart grid activities include testing and certification, where it is a global leader. In addition to its capabilities, it also boasts several unique KEMA smart grid testing facilities where it can thoroughly test and certify products. KEMA's smart grid standards work is also an important part of its contribution to the industry. It had revenues of $375 million in 2010.
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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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Here we go with our third installment of 2013 Smart Grid Companies to Watch nominees. Click to learn about six more companies nominated by SGN readers as potential 2013 smart grid superstars - and then vote for one of the six you'd like to see move into the next round.
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We're wrapping up our series on the smart grid's next 10 years with insights on what it's going to take for smart grid success from Rob Wilhite, who is Global Director for Management and Operations Consulting at DNV KEMA.
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DNV has announced that it will merge with multi-national verification and engineering consulting company GL Group. The move will bring together smart grid key player DNV KEMA and GL's energy unit and create what they describe as a world leading independent technical services company.
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If we really want to prepare for the future -- and if we want to keep up with China -- we also need to be working on what testing and consulting firm DNV KEMA calls "the super grid." Learn what DNV KEMA is doing to help the rest of the world get cranking on high-voltage transmission.
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It may sound like science fiction to some, but the folks at DNV have come up with a concept for floating offshore solar arrays capable of generating 50 megawatts of power or more - enough electricity for 30,000 people. Don't worry; it makes more sense when you have some details.
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Leave it to the bright minds at DNV KEMA to take a good hard look at the facts surrounding smart meters overheating and causing fires. But Ron Chebra and Rob Wilhite don't stop there. They're also recommending steps the industry can (and should) take to minimize potential risks.
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Sandia National Laboratories and the DOE released a new web tool they say makes it easier for utilities, regulators and developers to conduct a quick, high-level analysis of energy storage options and determine the value of energy storage technologies for a specified application. Click for details and the download link.
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A high-powered energy collective is moving into the design phase for five smart grid demonstration projects in the Netherlands. The group intends to design, implement and study smart grid operations and concepts - and also focus on thousands of technology-related standards.
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Scam alert: utility customers targeted in at least five states... DNV KEMA offers smart grid lab memberships... Schneider's Energy University provides free learning tools... Pursuing an education in energy efficiency? New site can help... Comment on proposed revisions to the ASHRAE/IES energy standard for buildings.
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Advanced metering infrastructure is a critical component of the smart grid initiative, no question there. But do we really know if we're getting what we want out of the investment in time and money; or might there be a better approach to ensure that we do? Ron Chebra of DNV KEMA provides a truly compelling case for a re-think in a recent blog post.
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| In this video from SmartGridSherpa.com, DNV KEMA discusses how the future smart grid will manage the discrepancy between peak electricity hours and the variable generation of renewable energy. Discussion of DNV KEMA's pilot project, PowerMatching City, helps explain the smart grid and prove the systems feasibility and reliability.
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Our recent piece suggesting utility CEOs are asking the wrong question about the smart grid struck a nerve with Rob Wilhite, DNV KEMA's Global Director. He argues that utility CEOs his firm works with are posing strategic questions – such as the value-add for energy consumers once the smart grid is deployed. See if you agree with his take on using customer segmentation to tailor those value-adds.
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Energy consulting, testing and certification will be the focus of a new global company being formed by DNV and KEMA. It looks like a good strategic match. Click to find out why, and for more on the new company's vision.
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KEMA this week launched its Smart Grid Interop Lab in Erlanger, Kentucky to test the latest smart grid technologies. Click inside for details and a tour; we've got video on what KEMA says is the first-of-its-kind facility in the world.
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