Smart Grid

Smart Grid February 9, 2017

Self-powered wireless technology adds flexibility to smart buildings

Future trends in building automation solve many problems with increased flexibility and wireless technology.

By Neil Cannon, EnOcean Inc., Cottonwood Heights, Utah
Smart Grid January 13, 2017

Arup Thoughts: Achieving resilient power and clean air

The increased use of standby diesel generators to plug gaps in the national electricity supply poses a threat to local air quality.

By Christine McHugh, Arup, London
Smart Grid January 10, 2017

Arup Thoughts: Challenges for a smarter energy system

The many elements of a smart energy system need to act simultaneously to create an optimum outcome.

By Szilvia Doczi, Arup, Los Angeles
Smart Grid August 1, 2016

Smart electricity meter revenue to reach $7 billion globally in 2021

As smart metering technology continues to gain a wider understanding, alongside the ever-increasing value of data, the market for communicating meters will continue to grow, albeit at a more moderate pace than the breakneck speed of recent years.

By IHS Markit
Smart Grid July 27, 2016

Arup Thoughts: How should we design for a networked world?

With data collected about our online activities comes enormous insight and influence over human behavior and a great potential to more intelligently cater to individual needs.

By DaeWha Kang, Arup
Smart Grid May 23, 2016

Arup Thoughts: Smarter electricity in developing nations

It is revealing that rich nations have progressed slowly in the implementation of smart electricity distribution systems over the last decade.

By Sergey Rozhenko, Arup
Smart Grid May 19, 2016

Arup Thoughts: Robots can boost efficiency

New robots will revolutionize the construction industry.

By Peter Edwards, Arup
Smart Grid September 14, 2015

Northwestern medical facility incorporates sustainable design

Six ways Northwestern Medicine's 259 East Erie building incorporates sustainable design.

By Marya Graff, CannonDesign