Smart grid technology will need to work with telecom, NARUC...
Smart grid technology will need to work with telecom, NARUC panelists said Tuesday on a NARUC conference panel in Portland, Ore. Fundamentally, smart grid is “an electrical application on a communications network,” said Vermont Commissioner John Burke, NARUC telecom committee…
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chairman. Communications intricacies will be “part and parcel” with how the smart grid operates, he said. NARUC President David Wright described the smart grid, similarly, as a “killer app that could revolutionize” how people use and consume electricity.