Smart Grid Industry News Roundup: 04/27/2010

Smart Grid Industry News Roundup: 04/27/2010

Check out some of the week’s top news stories on Smart Grid and smart meter technologies from across the industry.

Should States Keep Closer Tabs on Smart Meters?
Check out this article for a closer look into how States should be responding to and investigating smart meters and their upkeep.

Second Lawmaker Urges Moratorium for Smart Meters
The accuracy of Smart Meters is being called into question by a second lawmaker in Texas.  Find out more about the moratorium in this article.

Syracuse University Gets $2.5million Grant to Fund Smart Grid Tech Education
$2.5 million is finding its way to Syracuse University to help fund a new program of Smart Grid technology education.  Learn more in this post.

‘Smart’ Charging of Electronic Cars Won’t Drain the Energy Grid Moving Forward
By preparing now and ensuring “smart” charging, this article claims the abundance of smart cars that should soon be hitting the market will not drain the nation’s energy grid in the future.

Smart Grid to Become a Reality in the Next 10 Years
According to FCC director of energy & environment, the Smart Grid we’re all hearing about and waiting for will be a reality inside of 10 years for the US.  Learn more about it here.

Check back next Tuesday for the latest Smart Grid Industry News Roundup.