The Summit
9th - 11th November 2010
Summit Venue
The Four Seasons Hotel, Miami
In today's troubled climate, the utilities sector is in the midst of unprecedented transformation. Several factors are driving fundamental change: liberalization and increased competition, strategic mergers and acquisitions, regulatory pressure around climate change, systems reliability, convergence, electricity and renewable concerns.
Summit News
Largest NW Utility-Scale Solar Project Will Use Medium Voltage Inverter Platform from PV Powered
Bend, ORE. - February 2, 2010 - PV Powered, Inc., the innovation leader in solar inverter reliability, performance, and serviceability, announces that its PowerVault DC-to-medium voltage turnkey inverter platform has been selected for use in the Northwest's largest utility-scale project to date. The first project will begin installation in April with additional 5MW projects to follow in 2010. The project is being de...
Posted April 13th 2010
Utility Heads Pull Together to Reverse the Economic Downturn
The current economic downturn and fluctuating energy costs is hurting everyone. But could the Utilities sector start the fight back?
Posted June 17th 2009
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