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As you may have noticed, we've redesigned our Web site. Some of the links from the old site may no longer work. Please check out our new navigation at www.utc.org. If you are having problems finding something, please call 202.872.0030 and we.ll be happy to help you locate it.

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11/09/2009 - 20:30FCC Fosters Commercial BPL
11/09/2009 - 20:30Major Electricity Associations Support UPLC Annual Conference
11/09/2009 - 20:28COMPTEL Supports UPLC Annual Conference
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Upcoming Events
02/08/2010 2010 Region 7 Meeting

02/08/2010 2010 Utility Telecom Forum (Region 8, 9, 10 Meeting)

02/24/2010 Webinar: NERC and Beyond: Security Issues for IT

03/03/2010 UTC Region 3 Spring 2010 Meeting
03/10/2010 Webinar: Convergence & Integration of Utility Legacy Using IP

03/17/2010 The Utilities Wireless Collocation Summit 2010

03/22/2010 2010 UTC Region 6 Annual Meeting
03/24/2010 Webinar: Deploying a Telecom Network for Your AMI Implementation

04/07/2010 Webinar: Next Generation Open Standard Digital Mobile Radio

04/07/2010 UTC Smart Grid Policy Summit
04/14/2010 UTC Region 5 - 2010 Meeting
04/21/2010 Webinar: SCADA Security: NERC CIP Standards and Beyond

05/05/2010 Webinar: Smart Grid Technology Roadmap

05/23/2010 UTC TELECOM 2010
06/09/2010 Webinar: Effective Use of Optical Fiber

06/23/2010 Webinar: Spectrum Choices for Wireless Metering

07/14/2010 Webinar: Next Generation IP Communications to Substations- Case Study

08/11/2010 Webinar: Joint Use and Pole Attachment Tutorial

09/01/2010 Webinar: AMI Backhauling and Distribution Line Monitoring – Emerging Satellite Technologies Offer New Options

09/15/2010 Webinar: AMR/ AMI Impact on IT Systems

09/16/2010 2010 Region 2 Meeting

09/27/2010 2010 Canadian Utility Telecom Conference
10/07/2010 2010 UTC Region 8 Fall Technical Meeting

10/14/2010 2010 Region 4 Meeting


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Featured Publication

Featured Publication

Smart Grid Economics: Making the Business Case for Smart Network Technology - November 2009

A typical electric utility can expect smart grid technology to generate at least $110 million per year through a wide range of benefits, according to a landmark analysis conducted for UTC by The Shpigler Group. Core utility members can download this report at no cost. Associate members and non-members can purchase the report to gain invaluable and cost-effective insight into how their products and services fit into the massive smart grid upgrades underway today.

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