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Landis+Gyr to Roll Out Advanced Metering Infrastructure for Hong Kong Utility

April 1, 2020
The contract includes an opportunity to optimize the utility's grid operations by leveraging Landis+Gyr Advanced Grid Analytics technology

Landis+Gyr won an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) contract by The Hongkong Electric Co. in support of Hong Kong's transformation into a smart city.

The contract includes the deployment of Landis+Gyr's Gridstream solution platform comprising Landis+Gyr smart meters, communications infrastructure, head-end system and meter data management system over the next two years. Additionally, the contract provides an opportunity to help HK Electric optimize the value of its grid assets by leveraging Landis+Gyr's Advanced Grid Analytics for selected use cases.

"We are proud to support HK Electric with their digital transformation through the adoption of AMI technology. With our best-in-class experience in AMI solutions and a strong Hong Kong based solutions and delivery team, we look forward to helping HK Electric to meet its future sustainable development goals," said Steve Jeston, Executive Vice President and Head of Asia Pacific at Landis+Gyr.

HK Electric is committed to protecting the environment and supporting sustainable development by progressively increasing the use of natural gas to generate electricity. In recent years, the utility has placed greater emphasis on promoting innovation as an integral part of its corporate strategy through the adoption of new technology. Implementing smart metering offering for its customers is one of the supporting initiatives to transform Hong Kong into a smart city.

"AMI is an important technology for HK Electric.  Not only does it allow us to improve our customer services and enable our customers to better manage their electricity consumption, it also enhances our visibility into the grid for better monitoring and control, which moves us closer to a smart grid," said Raymond Choi, General Manager of HK Electric.

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