The 
Newsletter
from January is available
ESNA's first webinar:
"Benefits of Using NES4 - Making the Smart Grid possible"
On December the 18th ESNA distributed its first webinar of what is intend to be the start of a long range of public presentations concerning the features of the NES AMM architecture, infrastructure and its related added value applications for AMM and Smart Grid applications, offered by our members.
We found Damian Inglin, product manager NES System software at Echelon willing to present this first webinar. In his presentation; “Benefits of Using NES 4 – Making the Smart Grid possible” he gave a detailed view in the new features of AMI system software; NES 4.
Damian's presentation is now available:
NTA 8150
First step to standardise
the link between
the Smart Metering Infrastructure
and the Utilities’ IT software
On October the 8th the NEN workgroup, consisting of representatives of all the Dutch network operators, representatives of Dutch and European industry partners in Smart Metering and metering related IT solutions and ESNA, approved the content of the NTA 8150.
In this “common Dutch Technical Note” the workgroup unanimously reached a common understanding in the protocol for the communication between the Smart Meter / Smart Grid infrastructure and the different enterprise software applications running within the ICT environment of the utilities.
This NTA 8150 allow all different Smart Metering infrastructures and communication protocols, existing and those who are under development to communicate via the same interface with the IT world of the DSO’s and utilities.
NEN, the Dutch normalisation body will officially publish in the NTA 8150
ESNA, the initiator of this NEN workgroup congratulates all participants with this result.
