Infrastructure Policy Principles
Any infrastructure package must include, or address, energy infrastructure. More specifically, as part of this effort, an infrastructure package must...
Electroindustry Briefs Congress on Smart Energy Infrastructure for the Modern Grid
NEMA, GridWise Alliance & Congressional Grid Innovation Caucus support cutting-edge electrical infrastructure investment for economic growth ROSSLYN, Va., March 1,...
Five Questions with Gil C. Quiniones
Part of a series of insights from leading smart-grid, clean-energy, and utility experts speaking at gridCONNEXT 2017 in Washington DC,...
Guiding Policy Principles
The GridWise Alliance (GridWise) represents the broad and diverse group of stakeholders that design, build, and operate the electric grid....
Five Questions with Nancy Pfund
Part of a series of insights from leading smart-grid, clean-energy, and utility experts speaking at gridCONNEXT. Questions asked by Clean...
Five Questions with Scott Prochazka
Part of a series of insights from leading smart-grid, clean-energy, and utility experts speaking at gridCONNEXT. Questions asked by Clean...
GridWise Alliance Welcomes New Members, Vice-Chair to its Board of Directors
Washington D.C. – December 19, 2017 – The GridWise Alliance today announced seven new and returning members to its Board...
Five Questions with Jon Creyts
Part of a series of insights from leading smart-grid, clean-energy, and utility experts speaking at gridCONNEXT. Questions asked by Clean...
4th Grid Modernization Index Finds California, Illinois, Texas, Maryland, and Oregon as Leaders in Grid Modernization
GridWise Alliance, in Collaboration with Clean Edge, Releases Benchmarking Report to Support Further Acceleration Toward the Grid of the Future...
Grid Modernization Index 4
The transformation of the electric grid in the United States continues to proceed at an unprecedented rate. The proliferation of advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), utilityscale renewable generation, distributed energy resources (DERs), energy storage, electric vehicles, and other technologies is changing the way electric power is transmitted, distributed, and managed, in both large and small ways. These changes affect the full range of grid stakeholders – utilities, regulators, policymakers, grid operators, electric service providers, and customers.