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MicroPlanet Technology Corp MCTYF

MicroPlanet Technology Corp. is a smart grid, energy conservation company. The Company is a provider of smart grid and power technology and products. The Company's products are used by utilities to optimize the management of voltage on their networks, to manage power quality, and to manage the integration of bi-directional distributed energy from solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind into the power grid. The Company's products are used in commercial and residential building installations. The Company's technology solutions have been deployed in approximately seven countries by over 20 utilities, the United States military and various commercial customers.


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Post by Endorseon Nov 03, 2011 11:11am
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Lot of Room

Lot of Room
DAVID J. LEEDS | GTM RESEARCH

THE SMART GRID IN 2010:
MARKET SEGMENTS, APPLICATIONS AND INDUSTRY PLAYERS

Companies that will compete in Grid Optimization are the large grid hardware
companies such as ABB, SEL, S&C Electric, Areva, GE and Siemens. More than
any other sector a few big players have traditionally dominated this sector. What’s
changed is that the convergence of IT and communications into the utility world will
bring a host of new competition into this space. IT giants such as Cisco and Oracle
have announced their intentions to throw their hats into the grid optimization ring.
Further, leading AMI providers such as Itron and Silver Spring Networks will likely
expand their solutions into this space. Start up-companies like Current Group (that
markets sensing and monitoring technologies) and MicroPlanet (which offers voltage
regulation products) and other complementary technologies and software providers
that happen to fall in between the cracks of what larger players are providing will
compete here. In fact, we see a lot of room in this market segment for co
mpanies
that can offer cutting edge devices that can integrate into the larger picture.

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