Nomination open for Metering International Excellence Awards for India’s power sector

by admin on December 10, 2010 · 0 comments

As part of Metering International’s global series of Excellence Awards, the first such awards are to be presented to the Indian power sector. These are to be presented at Smart Energy India 2011 Conference & Exhibition on February 1, 2011 at The Lalit New Delhi during the Opening Key Note Session. The deadline for nomination is on December 17, 2010 and anyone within the industry is legible to nominate an outstanding colleague, client, industry leader within these utilities: electric, gas, and water from across India.

Three awards will be presented recognizing:
1. Smart Meter Project award
2. Smart Grid project award
3. Tomorrow’s leader award

Metering International Excellence Award winners from around the globe include:

• City of Ann Arbor, AMI for Water Advanced Metering Project
• Portland General Electric Company, Oregon, USA for Meter Data Management Project
• PPL Electric Utilities, Pennsylvania, USA for Customer Service Project
• Elster Metering for the V210 polymer water meter for the innovation award
• Enel Distribuzione for Business Performance Award
• Panasonic for Customer Excellence Award
• Hanze University for its intelligent infrastructure for consumer energy.
• Växjö Energi AB & WM-data for its energy efficiency project
• Sentec Ltd, for its Lattice gas meter technology

To nominate please visit: http://www.smartenergy-india.com/en/Awards.php
For more information on the awards contact: brigitte.hart@spintelligent.com

About Smart Energy India : It is India’s premiere Smart grid conference organized annually at New Delhi. The three day event is attended by who’s who of energy sector of India. The upcoming event (January 31st -February 2nd, 2011) is going to cover following topics, apart from other regular get-together and networking events.
The Smart Grid Road Map in India
Business models for smart grid projects
Smart Metering
Intelligent networks – automating the grid
Micro grids and decentralized generation
Interoperability and Standards of the smart grid
Billing and CRM
Energy Efficiency and Demand Response technology
System integration – challenges and solutions

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