CyanConnode appoints Björn Lindblom as Non-Executive Director, Chris Jones steps down

India is entering a new era of energy management, with smart metering technology at the forefront. The country’s ambitious plans to upgrade utility infrastructure and improve energy management systems are driving significant advancements in this field.

CyanConnode, a leader in narrowband RF mesh networks for the Internet of Things (IoT) communications, has significantly contributed to India’s smart metering rollout, holding a 45 per cent market share in RF deployment. CyanConnode India has

The smart electricity metering market in the Asia-Pacific region is approaching a significant milestone of nearly 1 billion installed devices. According to the latest research report from Berg Insight, a firm specializing in IoT analysis, the

The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionising the commercial world by taking machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity to new levels, enabling smarter ways of working across various industry sectors, from utilities to transport. With reports forecasting that 21

CyanConnode’s Omni IoT platform introduces Omnimesh, an advanced smart electricity metering system for utilities. This robust and scalable solution utilises industry-recognised open standards to deliver cost-effective, multi-technology communications, supporting Smart Grid AMI solutions. Omnimesh Smart Metering

Wireless communication between devices is rapidly becoming central to the way the world operates. Companies, governments, and city authorities are eager to capitalise on the potential of the Internet of Things (IoT). They recognise that utilising

The Internet of Things (IoT) is fundamentally changing the commercial landscape by advancing machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity, allowing for smarter operations across various industries, from utilities to transportation. Traditionally, M2M connectivity has relied on existing mobile phone

Cities and towns around the world are increasingly recognising the importance of reducing energy usage. Street lighting systems are among the largest consumers of power in urban areas, so better management of these systems can significantly

In the ever-evolving landscape of India’s energy sector, achieving optimal efficiency and precision in electricity billing and distribution is crucial. Among the various technological advancements, Radio Frequency (RF) smart metering stands out, offering significant advantages that

The evolution of Internet of Things (IoT) technology has led to innovative and highly optimised real-time solutions across various sectors, including the power sector. Among these advancements, smart metering stands out, playing a crucial role in

Global energy demand is on a constant rise, necessitating cost-effective solutions through investment in technology that enhances efficiency without sacrificing service quality. CyanConnode offers a cutting-edge smart metering communications system, recognised with awards, that allows utility

India’s smart metering market is poised for significant growth, driven by successful pilot projects and positive stakeholder outcomes. By January 2024, 8.6 million smart consumer meters had been installed, with 3.02 million installed in the 2023-24

The Internet of Things (IoT), a cohesive network of physical objects equipped with sensors, software, and other technologies to facilitate online communication with other devices and systems, is becoming increasingly significant in the digital realm. In

Chris O’Shea, the chief executive of Centrica, the owner of British Gas, has called for mandatory installation of smart energy meters in all households to help achieve net zero targets. Despite resistance to these devices, O’Shea

The power distribution system is witnessing a major transformation, especially regarding the high level of unpredictability due to renewable energy and electric vehicle (EV) charging. Coupled with this, the expectations of consumers particularly about reliability and safety have

The report said the installation boom represents a year-over-year growth rate of 37 percent. Pike believes that the demand for smart meters is likely to increase in the next five years since it is regarded as