Internet of Energy (IoE) is defined as and integrated dynamic network infrastructure based on standard and interoperable communication protocols that interconnect the energy network with the Internet allowing units of energy (locally generated, stored, and forwarded) to be dispatched when and where it is needed. The related information / data follows the energy flows thus implementing the necessary information exchange together with the energy transfer. Technology giants such as General Electric, IBM and Cisco are building Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities into everything from jet engines to parking meters, with the common goal of monitoring and managing each device remotely. In the energy sector, the increasing implementation of smart buildings, smart grids, renewable energy, and most recently energy storage, has created the environment required to enable an IoE. You can read more about IoT in Smart Buildings in our recent research report – http://memoori.com/portfolio/internet-things-smart-buildings-2014-2020/ New integrated systems will increase the need for information and communication […]