Concord would primarily focus on using Intelagrid’s technology to support load management, advanced metering and customer portal applications. In addition, the company provides ecoNet, an open, secure broadband platform that would enable Concord to realize additional operational and environmental benefits in the future.
According to the agreement, the company’s scope of work includes providing network infrastructure, network devices, operating software and a variety of services in support of Concord’s efforts.
Dan Sack, director of Utilities, said: “We consider this implementation the first step in providing our customers with the right tools and information to make smart energy decisions. Everyone wants to do something about energy savings, and with Intelagrid’s help we have the tools to make a real difference.”
Intelagrid offers open broadband based smart grid and smart home products, and enables utilities to deploy a scalable, reliable and secure infrastructure for advanced metering and real time monitoring.
CMLP provides electricity to approximately 16,000 consumers in a service territory of 25 square miles.
