The U.S. government fueled significant work on a smart electric grid this year, but the hard work of making the transition to a digital power network is just beginning. That’s the view of Steve Widergren, a principal engineer at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recently named to head a broad new smart grid standards effort.
via EETimes.com – Engineer tapped to head smart grid standards work.
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