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Landis+Gyr's Revelo® E360 and E660 Cellular Grid Edge Sensors Become First Electrical Meters Certified by CTIA Certification for Smart Connected Infrastructure
Landis+Gyr's Revelo® E360 and E660 Cellular Grid Edge Sensors Become First Electrical Meters Certified by CTIA Certification for Smart Connected Infrastructure

Cision Canada

time24-06-2025

  • Business
  • Cision Canada

Landis+Gyr's Revelo® E360 and E660 Cellular Grid Edge Sensors Become First Electrical Meters Certified by CTIA Certification for Smart Connected Infrastructure

ATLANTA, June 24, 2025 /CNW/ -- Landis+Gyr (SIX: LAND), announced the Revelo E360 and E660 Cellular grid sensors are the first electrical meters to achieve IoT Network Certified for Smart Connect Infrastructure™ by CTIA Certification™. The certification program empowers manufacturers to validate their devices' suitability for critical infrastructure operations. Developed by CTIA Certification, the program addresses the increasing demand for a set of standards to ensure the safety and reliability of these devices. In addition to ensuring secure operation over public carrier networks, private LTE network operators can benefit from the added level of testing provided by the CTIA Certification program. Landis+Gyr's Revelo Cellular devices deliver all of the grid edge sensing and computing capabilities of the company's RF Mesh IP network meters, while offering the deployment flexibility of omni-carrier connectivity with the best fit public carriers. "Achieving this certification validates our commitment to protection of critical infrastructure with the most rigorous cybersecurity and network performance standards," said Jonathan Staab, Head of Product Management at Landis+Gyr. "The Revelo platform continues to lead the next generation of smart grid edge devices for interoperability, network flexibility and security." As the demand for secure, reliable, and adaptive connected solutions continues to grow, we understand that each innovation must contribute to the overall safety of critical infrastructure. "Landis+Gyr should be commended for taking steps to ensure the future of smart energy deployments are grounded in secure, critical infrastructure," said Michelle James, Vice President of Strategic Industry Programs, CTIA. "The certification of the Revelo Cellular grid sensors is just one of many steps the company is taking to bolster the safety, resilience, and innovation of critical infrastructure for smart grid management around the globe." About CTIA Certification CTIA Certification™ is the global leader in certification for the wireless industry since 1991. Trusted certification programs set the standard for devices, technicians, test laboratories, and repair service facilities. About Landis+Gyr Landis+Gyr is a leading global provider of integrated energy management solutions. We measure and analyze energy utilization to generate empowering analytics for smart grid and infrastructure management, enabling utilities and consumers to reduce energy consumption. Our innovative and proven portfolio of software, services and intelligent sensor technology is a key driver to decarbonize the grid. Having avoided 9 million tons of CO 2 in FY 2024, Landis+Gyr manages energy better – since 1896. With sales of USD 1.7 billion in FY 2024, Landis+Gyr employs around 6,300 talented people across five continents. For more information, please visit our website

Calgary still 42,000 housing units short of what's needed: chief housing officer
Calgary still 42,000 housing units short of what's needed: chief housing officer

Calgary Herald

time12-06-2025

  • Business
  • Calgary Herald

Calgary still 42,000 housing units short of what's needed: chief housing officer

Article content 'We've laid a foundation of sound planning principles over the last decade-plus that, when coupled with the Home is Here strategy, has resulted in Calgary being Canada's housing engine,' Hendry said. Article content One of the most noteworthy achievements, he argued, was the city's approval last year of 893 below-market housing development permit approvals. But while that represents an 850 per cent year-over-year growth from 2023, he noted it still falls well short of the city's 3,000-unit target. Article content Another area the strategy has fallen short is closing Calgary's housing supply gap. Hendry showed a graph highlighting that, despite the ongoing housing boom, the city is on track to have a shortage of roughly 42,000 housing units by the end of this year. Article content Article content Although the strategy has fallen short of some targets in its first year and a half, the plan is nevertheless working and the city needs to 'stay the course,' according to Hendry. He encouraged committee members to consider the housing gap whenever housing-related initiatives and projects come before council. Article content Article content As for the strategy's next steps, Hendry hinted at a 'by Indigenous, for Indigenous' housing program called Maa'too'maa'taapii Aoko'iyii'piaya, which aims to meet the housing needs of Calgary's First Nation communities. Article content While the committee accepted Hendry's update for the corporate record, the item still saw dozens of public presenters, mostly representatives from housing and below-market housing organizations, who spoke to the strategy's merits and shortcomings. Article content Michelle James, policy director with Vibrant Communities Calgary — the non-profit organization that oversees the city's poverty reduction strategy — told the committee the charity strongly supports Home is Here, but urged council to put more focus on non-market housing. Article content Vibrant Communities Calgary estimates there are 40,000 households in Calgary that are exhausting all avenues to retain their housing, such as using resources like food banks or other charities, James said. There are also more than 3,000 unhoused Calgarians and more than 7,000 households on Calgary Housing's affordable housing waitlist.

ARH clinics closing early due to winter weather
ARH clinics closing early due to winter weather

Yahoo

time11-02-2025

  • Climate
  • Yahoo

ARH clinics closing early due to winter weather

RALEIGH/SUMMERS COUNTY, WV (WVNS) — Multiple Appalachian Regional Healthcare clinics are closing early Tuesday due to winter weather. StormTracker 59 Weather Forecast According to Michelle James with ARH, the Beckley and Summers County ARH Clinics will be closing at noon on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, due to inclement 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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