GridWise Architecture Council

Constitutional Convention

The historic and groundbreaking GridWise Constitutional Convention took place in Philadelphia on December 6-7, 2005, and assembled those with the will and the vision to move this important endeavor forward. The North American Electric Grid with all its components is among the most complex engineered system known to humankind. It is a system composed of many subsystems managed by independent parties bound only by a general set of rules and practices.

The GridWise Architecture Council seeks to convene an initial principle set of these "federated parties" to establish a constitution that will guide critical future technology advancement over the next 10-30 years to realize a healthy, self-sustaining, highly interoperable electric supply system.

For more information, download the Constitutional Convention Proceedings (PDF 1733KB) or visit the Constitutional Convention event page.

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News & Events

In the News

GridWise® Architecture Council elects new members (PDF 76KB)

Press Release: Get "Plugged In": Grid-Interop creates show-and-tell of Smart Grid interoperability. (PDF 60KB)

Call for Face Time Topics - Did you miss the Grid-Interop 2011 Call for Papers deadline? Do you have a topic relating to information interoperability, business and policy, or architecture that you feel should be discussed? Submit your topic now! Details here>

News Brief: Schomberg to receive 2011 IEC Lord Kelvin Award. (PDF 36KB)

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Events

Next face-to-face meeting: February 22-23, 2012 - Fort Worth, TX. Contact us if you would like to participate.

Next Web Meeting:
March 21, 2012 at 10-12am PT (1-3pm ET). Contact us if you would like to participate.

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