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Smart Metering Implementation Programme (SMIP) for Dummies - 2nd Edition Our 2nd CGI Special Edition of the Smart Metering Implementation Programme For Dummies is your essential pocket guide to this government-driven programme that will see 53 million gas and electricity smart meters installed in more than 30 million premises across Great Britain. |
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DSO for Dummies This book makes an ambitious attempt to simplify the DSO transition whilst taking an in-depth look at the challenges and opportunities involved. Learn what is driving electricity distribution network operators’ need to transition to become distribution SYSTEM operators |
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GB Water Industry for Dummies Since the first edition of this book, water competition in England has become a fact. So, this new book provides an update in plain English on what has changed and what lies ahead, including some key information from our previous book Water Competition For Dummies. |
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UK Telecoms For Dummies The UK Telecoms business is fairly complicated. This book provides you with an overview of the whole industry – a who’s who guide of the brands you’re likely to come across and some of their history. By understanding the wider business and how it got to where it is today, you’ll be much better prepared for the roller coaster of changes happening to telecoms. |
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Energy Flexibility for Dummies Energy Flexibility for Dummies is your essential pocket guide to flexibility in the electricity system, where it comes from today and where it’s likely to come from in the future as the electricity system decarbonises between now and 2050. This book’s focus is firmly on flexibility in the electricity system. |
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Internet of Things (IoT) for Dummies IoT For Dummies is your essential pocket guide to the hottest topic around – the Internet of Things, what it is, why you should be interested and what opportunities it brings. |
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GB Gas Industry for Dummies GB Gas Industry For Dummies is your essential pocket guide to the UK gas market, its key stakeholders and the processes involved in getting gas to around about 21 million homes and businesses across Great Britain. |
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GB Electricity Industry for Dummies Every now and again, you come across someone who’s new to the electricity industry. They’re easy to spot. They’re the ones with glazed expressions as waves of acronyms and jargon wash over them. Those embroiled within the industry aren’t immune. Lifting someone out of, say, distribution and dropping them into settlement can produce a similar expression. Observe someone from overseas trying to get to grips with the foibles of the GB market and likelihood is that they will be equally confused. |
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Implementing Enterprise Asset Management for Dummies Many organisations are currently trying to ride out the economic storm, the last thing they need is unexpected losses and costs due to machinery, equipment and infrastructure failures. To reach optimum performance, your implementation of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) needs to be designed to get the best, not just from assets themselves, but from the whole organisation. |
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New Nuclear Power For Dummies With regulatory pressures to reduce carbon by 2020, is it really possible to achieve an optimal sustainable solution? Fear not, as new nuclear power will reduce carbon; in fact it is more sustainable than fossil fuels. |
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Smart Grids for Dummies What is a smart grid? What makes it so much cleverer than what we have now? Are all smart grids equally smart? And how do you recognise one? Smart Grids for Dummies answers all these questions, and more! |
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Smart Metering for Dummies Regulation to tackle climate change is forcing utilities like yours to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. Smart metering is a key enabler to achieving this. Lower consumption means lower revenues but smart offers the possibilities of new innovative services. It is also the foundation of the ‘Smart Grid’ and a means for managing the impending growth in microgeneration. |