Smart Meters
topic on 2 shows · 7 statements across 5 episodes
7 statements about Smart Meters, every show
Guernsey: Lack of smart meter data access throttles residential demand response
“When I think about the growth of our residential portfolio and what's, I think you used the term rate limiting there it's the lack of access to, and I'm going to air quotes here for the listeners, smart meters, right? So we deployed all these smart meters, we …”
Engstrom: Many Large Northeast Utilities Are Only Now Deploying Smart Meters
“Smart meters have been around for 15 years, so in my business, I guess we get a little anxious to, or eager to see utilities change quickly, but in truth, a lot of even large utilities today, particularly, say, in the Northeast, are just now getting their smar…”
Phillips: Treat smart meters as distributed computing platforms, not collection devices
“Once you start to think of this as a distributed platform, not just a data collection device, this entire world of making use of the data at the edge and AI machine learning at the edge starts to get opened up.”
Lacey: NVIDIA is partnering with Utilidata on smart meter edge computing
“So GPU chip maker NVIDIA is working with a company like Utilidata to add a lot more processing power into meters.”
Phillips: High-frequency data access matters more than edge processing power
“I've been a little less concerned about that, because for computation, you can always be very efficient about your algorithms, and you can make trade-offs from the algorithms. The reason we're more concerned about the data is if you don't have the data, you do…”
Groarke: US smart meter penetration is over 70%
“All of these smart meters were at over 70% smart meters in the US.”
AI models can identify specific real-time appliance usage from smart meters
“You know, the reality is because of the high level resolution that we're doing on the sampling and using language models, we actually stopped from, like, guessing what's happening in the home to, like, actually knowing what's happening in the home. Right to th…”