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Over the next ten years, tens, and possibly hundreds of millions, of new platforms are going to be put into place in the United States as part of a new national infrastructure; an equal number will be installed in Europe (many are already being installed). The same may happen in other parts of the world as well.
Originally Posted by http://www.consortiuminfo.org/bulletins/apr09.php
EDITORIAL:
Energy Conservation from Zero to Sixty
The Smart Grid is on the way, and its grand vision includes linking the homes of America into a vast interactive network that will be self-leveling, self-aware, and self-healing. The technology can take us a long way towards that goal, but consumers will need to come on board as well. Will they?
Good grief :/ did they not see The Terminator? lol..
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