RE: Thailand - lessons from a 116,000 .......26 Jul 2021 13:21
Good afternoon all,
CB, the " pilot " reference in the " Thailand - lessons from a 116,000 ..... " which I posted at 14:36 on Friday, is a reference included within the report about the PEA project in Pattaya City, Thailand. CyanConnode is not mentioned in this particular report.
From the report:-
" The 116,000 smart meter rollout in Pattaya City on Thailand's eastern Gulf coast, is piloting the technology ahead of the wider national rollout.
" The City of Pattaya smart meter rollout, coming to its closing stages following delays due to the COVID-19 virus response, is one of the key components of the first stage of Thailand's smart grid roadmap."
Also included in the report:-
"PEA, a Thai state enterprise and one of the largest utilities in southeast Asia, supplies electricity to 20.5 million households across the country, except in Bangkok and other provinces.
" The technology being deployed is Itrons OpenWay Riva system, including the Itron Enterprise Edition meter data management solution."
Mr. Pongsakorn Yuthagovit, the PEA Assistant Governor and AMI project manager, goes on to say:-
" We are confident as the technology has been proven in the field many times," says Yuthagovit, who cites key considerations for the architecture as interoperability and system performance scalability."
So an already proven product, that still has to be proven in a new market.
What you might call the common sense approach, when a system/solution could be costing billions of dollars, over a 20 year period.
LTI.