Energy Information Management Platform to Be Offered in Portuguese

Nov 9, 2011 9:26 PM

eMeter has announced that a Portuguese language version of eMeter EnergyIP, an energy information management platform and an SAP-qualified business solution, will be available in Brazil by December 2011.

eMeter EnergyIP delivers event-driven information and automation in real-time to integrate utility operations and manage the smart grid. eMeter EnergyIP enables utilities to realize the full benefits of their automated metering infrastructure (AMI) and other smart grid initiatives. eMeter also provides its EnergyIP software to European, Asian and North American markets. The company has 40 customers in 11 countries and its products serve as the information platform for two of the largest most successful smart grid deployments in the world.

Brazil Poised for Major Growth in Wind Capacity – If Costs Drop or Efficiencies Rise

Brazil could become one of the world's great growth markets for wind power, but only if the industry dramatically cuts its costs below current levels or substantially improves equipment performance, Bloomberg New Energy Finance finds in a new research report. ...

Brazilian Electric Utility Installs 3M ACCR, Boosting Power to So Paulo Without Larger Towers

Using the 3M ACCR overhead conductor, a transmission line carrying electricity through a congested portion of So Paulo, Brazil's largest city, was upgraded...

CPFL to Create a Smarter Energy Network in Brazil

In conjunction with the semi-annual Global Intelligent Utility Network Coalition (GIUNC) meeting, IBM announced its collaboration with CPFL Energia Holdings to make its energy networks more efficient and resilient....

Acceptable Use Policy

Comments are the sole responsibility of the person posting them. T&D World will not edit postings. If T&D World editors deem any comment inappropriate, we will preempt or remove the posting.

General Rules: T&D World will not allow comments that are found to be degrading based on gender, race, class, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation or disability. Neither will epithets, abusive language or obscene comments be allowed.