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Virtual Power Plant in South Charlotte, N.C.

Posted by: Paige Layne on: June 8, 2009

The McAlpine Creek area in south Charlotte, N.C. — an area bordered by Carmel and Rea Roads and Hwy. 51 — is a test bed for distributed generation resources and smart grid technologies. An electric power substation on Hwy. 51 is flanked by more than 213 solar arrays, and soon a large battery will be installed at the [...]

“Energy Internet”requires the right communication platform

Posted by: Duke Energy on: May 20, 2009

Having the right communication platform is a critical part of the design and functionality of a smart grid. Duke Energy Vice President and Chief Technology Officer David Mohler explains why Internet Protocol-based open standards is the best approach for our company, customers and the industry.


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The meter can capture and send near real-time energy usage to the customer and Duke Energy. Having this information paves the way for new energy efficiency programs that help customers understand more about how they use energy, ways to use less and strategies for saving money each month.

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