Category: PRIME Newsletters
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Enlit Africa 2022 – Utility CEO Forum
Enlit Africa 2022 – Utility CEO Forum From 7 to 9 of June 2022, PRIME Alliance was participating as a sponsor at the Enlit Africa and the Utility CEO Forum taking place in Cape Town, South Africa. This year, the event was focused on the theme “Collaboration to fast forward Africa’s Energy Transition”. Special thanks...
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PRIME Alliance goes Hybrid – The Global Elites 2022
PRIME Alliance goes Hybrid – The Global Elites 2022 The hybrid solution selected by the PRIME Alliance has been realized by integrating both physical (PHY) layers into a common PHY layer that is used by the same media access control (MAC) layer of the previous versions. A hybrid node can use both physical layers and...
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IDC Report Highlights Need for Broadband to Digitalize Power Networks
PRIME Alliance announces updates on standards to ease adoption of broadband by utilities at ENLIT 2021 Brussels, December 14, 2021 – PRIME Alliance, (PoweRline Intelligent Metering Evolution), a consortium of utilities and companies collaborating to set up real interoperability telecommunications solutions for smart grids deployment, announced the release of an IDC report which found that broadband will soon...
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15 Dec – ZIV Webinar – Time to migrate from PRIME 1.3 to 1.4 network
Time to migrate from PRIME 1.3 to 1.4 network – ZIV Webinar on December 15 at 12:00 (CET) ZIV (PRIME PAD member) organized a webinar last December 15 to explain what the migration from 1.3 to 1.4 implies: – the key evolutions of version 1.4 of the standard. – the robustness optimization of the physical...
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FAQs about powerline communication technology by Renesas – Smart Energy International
FAQs about powerline communication technology by Renesas – Smart Energy International Times might have changed, but the key questions with regard to PLC applications remain the same, writes Christos Aslanidis. Around two decades ago, many discussions were ongoing about whether narrowband powerline communication (PLC) technology was appropriate for dedicated applications, with the primary focus being on...