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Projects/Contracts 2006 P9

EPRI IntelliGrid SM Architecture used by Southern California Edison for automated metering initiative
The IntelliGrid SM Architecture developed at the Electric Power Research Institute is playing a role in the development of Southern California Edison's AMI initiative.

Itron partners with Trilliant Networks to use cellular technology in meters
Itron announced that it has a new OEM distribution agreement with Trilliant Networks that enables Itron to augment their meters with Trilliant's cellular device technology.

Piedmont EMC selects Hunt Technologies' TS2 AMI system
North Carolina co-op to deploy system to 30,000 meters.

StakeOut chosen in Richland, Washington
StakeOut chosen as enterprise solution by Washington utility.

Telvent to upgrade technology infrastructure for Venezuela's main electricity company
Ten million dollar contract between Telvent and CADAFE is for an upgrade to the electricity management systems controlling over 65,000 kilometers of distribution lines

CPS Energy implements Striata e-mail billing solution
CPS Energy is expecting significant numbers of enrollments before the end of the year.

Airtricity implements Docucorp's outsourced bill print solution
Airtricity will use the solution to create, manage, print and deliver personalized correspondence and bills to more than 45,000 customers.

Powel wins contract from DP&L
The contract is based on the Powel Utility Decision Support Platform suite of software.

Cooper Power Systems signs agreement for Sensus advanced metering technology
The multi-year license provides Cooper Power Systems with capabilities to use, market and sell the FlexNet AMI radio communications technologies for transmission and distribution applications.

California ISO board approves Sunrise/Greenpath transmission project
In approving the Sunrise/Greenpath project, the California ISO board found it will lower costs for San Diego consumers and provide reliability benefits to San Diego, Imperial Valley and Southern California in general by bolstering a weak link in the transmission network.

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