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2 million PRIME meters deployed in Europe
Brussels, Belgium --- (METERING.COM) --- May 14, 2013 - PRIME, as a communications technology, is now used in 2 million deployed meters across Europe – a milestone met earlier than predicted, the PRIME Alliance has announced.
Widespread deployments underline the maturity of the PRIME technology. At the beginning of the year, Energa-Operator, one of the largest utilities in Poland, chose PRIME technology for their continued metering rollout. Energa-Operator will install 310,000 single and three phase PRIME smart meters from ADD Grup.
$4m net zero energy housing project launched in Canada
Toronto, ON, Canada --- (METERING.COM) --- May 14, 2013 - An over $4 million initiative to construct at least 25 net zero energy homes in four provinces in Canada has been launched with support from the government’s ecoENERGY Innovation Initiative (ecoEII), Owens Corning Canada and the building industry.
ecoEII will provide $1.96 million in funding for professional services required for the planning, design and construction of the houses. The remaining funds will come from Owens Corning Canada, builders and the building industry in the form of in-kind contributions to fund the construction of the homes.