Pre-built Macrocomm Smart Utilities Data Flows support the meter-to-cash process, commissioning and provisioning of meters, meter asset synchronization and integration to national data hubs. Instead of spending a lot of time and money to design a large system integration project themselves, Macrocomm Smart Utilities comes with all the typical integration challenges pre-solved for metering service operators. This enables them to handle data collection, validation, estimation and storage of meter data, synchronization of asset information across all utilities’ systems and transfer of billing relevant data according to the specific metering regulations.īy using Macrocomm Smart Utilities as the integration platform with prebuilt data connectors and Data Flows, any metering service provider can get a significant head-start for establishing its platform. Such a service provider then needs to integrate to the utilities’ core systems and build up the metering specific IT infrastructure themselves. To benefit from economies of scale, utilities often engage with a service provider to deliver the smart metering service on their behalf. Further, Gender Equality and Social Inclusion is a cross-cutting theme under the SAREP program.Rolling out smart meters and advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) is typically very costly, particularly for smaller utilities. SAREP’s activities are geared towards the various focus areas of the LiFE initiative.
Discussions revolved around challenges and opportunities for women to support LiFE and the kind of interventions needed in the program for India’s clean energy transition to make it more gender inclusive. This was followed by a discussion comprising eminent women from various sectors and was moderated by Garima Garg, Senior Vice President and Head Business HR, ReNew Power.Įsteemed panellists included Vida Rozite, Policy Analyst and Project Manager, International Energy Agency Rakesh K Goyal, COP, SAREP Prachi Kaul, Director – India, Indo-Canadian Institute Ritu Gupta, Financial Controller at Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd Krithika PR, Manager Energy, RTI. She emphasized on promoting women’s leadership & empowering women to take up entrepreneurship in energy sector & increasing knowledge sharing initiatives to encourage women’s participation. He emphasized on the role of women as agents of change, especially in the demand reduction phase of LiFE.įarah Ahmed, Cross Cutting Lead, USAID’s SAREP delivered a presentation on ‘Why the Role of Women is Critical in LiFE (in Clean Energy Transition)’. Rakesh Goyal, Chief of Party, SAREP, set the context for the session by highlighting how SAREP will further LiFE’s initiatives in all its 3 phases – demand reduction, change in supply, and policy. Reena Suri, Executive Director, ISGF delivered the welcome address. A movement like this will obviously have to take gender into consideration,” This movement sets its sight on mobilizing a billion people, even beyond India. Harry Kriz, Director, Indo Pacific Office, USAID, delivered the special address at the session stating “LiFE is as ambitious as India’s other, laudable climate goals. Narendra Modi on June 5, 2022, World Environment Day, aims to mobilize at least 1 billion people – both Indians and others – to take environmental action between 20. The Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE) Program, announced by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Sh. On MaUSAID, through its South Asia Regional Energy Partnership (SAREP) program, organised a session on LiFE and Relevance of Gender, at the India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2023, organized by India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF).
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