Broadband Internet in Rural America
While we’ve seen some progress on connectivity solutions in the past year, there is still a way to go—and it’s not just emerging markets that would benefit from more affordable, reliable internet access.
Read moreWhile we’ve seen some progress on connectivity solutions in the past year, there is still a way to go—and it’s not just emerging markets that would benefit from more affordable, reliable internet access.
Read moreDistributed Energy Resources (DER) are small, grid-connected devices that locally generate and store electricity. Increasingly operated in the context of a microgrid, DER may lower environmental impacts and improve the security of electrical supply.
Read moreConvergence is defined as “the merging of distinct technologies, industries, or devices into a unified whole.” Now, instead of having a cell phone, a digital camera, an mp3 player, a video recorder and a GPS system, consumers have the modern smart ph...
Read moreThe major intention for microgrids, small-scale power grids that can operate independently or in conjunction with an area’s main electrical grid, is that they can power themselves and operate independently in the case of an outage with the central gr...
Read moreThese days, the majority of companies like to call themselves innovative—almost to the point where the word loses its meaning. But what does it take to be truly innovative?
Read moreMany of our customers share our vision for wanting to help communities – underserved populations especially – to build out their infrastructure in the right way to empower them and better their own futures. A digitally connected community can learn,...
Read moreWith the start of an exciting New Year, what changes and innovations can we expect to see shaping our industry? Let’s review some of our key outlooks and what we’re projecting will drive utilities in 2018.
Read moreWith the holidays upon us, many of us at Delta are thinking about how we can “give back” and have a positive impact on our communities and the greater world.
Read moreIncreased connectivity enabled by the smart grid is driving significant benefits in the form of improved quality of service and operational efficiencies, but it’s also opening up the doors for greater cybersecurity risks for utilities.
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