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News for Landis+Gyr Group AG U/ADR (LDGYY) centers on its role in energy management, smart grid modernization, and grid edge intelligence. Company announcements frequently describe new contracts with utilities, technology certifications, and partnerships that expand the capabilities of its integrated energy management solutions.
Recent news highlights multi‑year agreements to deploy grid edge sensing meters, advanced metering infrastructure, and Gridstream Connect networks. These deployments are described as delivering high‑resolution or real‑time energy data to support outage management, grid monitoring, consumer engagement, and demand management. Utilities in regions such as North America, Japan, and Australia are cited as working with Landis+Gyr to modernize distribution systems and support cleaner energy transitions.
Another category of coverage focuses on technology milestones, including Wi‑SUN FAN 1.1 certification for network equipment and CTIA Certification for certain cellular grid edge sensors and meters. These stories emphasize interoperability, cybersecurity, and suitability for critical infrastructure operations, as well as support for both public carrier and private LTE networks.
Strategic collaborations also feature in the news flow. Examples include agreements with partners to offer distributed energy resource management systems and intelligent service point products that integrate with Landis+Gyr’s grid edge sensing platforms. These items describe efforts to coordinate distributed energy resources, support electrification, and provide utilities with edge‑to‑enterprise capabilities.
Investors and observers using this news page can review updates on contracts, deployments, standards certifications, and partnerships that illustrate how Landis+Gyr positions its technologies within evolving energy and utility markets.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has secured its largest Grid Edge Intelligence solutions contract in Australia with PLUS ES, marking a significant advancement in modernizing Australia's electricity grid. The multi-year partnership will deploy Landis+Gyr's grid edge sensing meters with wireless technology, including apps and software services.
The partnership aims to enhance customer engagement and improve operations efficiency through real-time data and Edge AI capabilities. Landis+Gyr has already deployed over 6.8 million edge sensing meters globally, with 16.5 million under contract. The solution aligns with AEMC's proposed reforms for consumer access to real-time smart meter data.
The technology includes edge sensing meters with high-resolution data through secure wireless communication, an open ecosystem supporting third-party Edge Apps integration, and AI-ready capabilities for enhanced grid resilience.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has achieved Wi-SUN certification for its second-generation Series 6 network routers, data collectors, and newest endpoint radio under the FAN 1.1 specification. The certification applies to equipment used at TEPCO in Japan and in the Revelo® platform.
The certification validates the company's network data capacity and security features through rigorous third-party testing. Certified devices receive digital certificates to authenticate network entry, enhancing cybersecurity. The FAN 1.1 specification introduces support for higher and dynamic data rates while expanding geographic coverage capabilities.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has secured a contract with Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative (WREC) to implement its Gridstream Connect solution for advanced grid management and metering. The deployment will cover over 270,000 services across WREC's west-central Florida territory.
The comprehensive solution includes Gridstream AMI meters and Revelo grid edge sensing devices operating on RF Mesh IP network, complemented by omni-carrier cellular communications for remote areas. This technology will enable WREC to enhance outage response, improve member communication, and optimize distribution network service.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has achieved a significant milestone as its Revelo E360 and E660 Cellular grid sensors become the first electrical meters to receive CTIA Certification for Smart Connected Infrastructure. This certification validates the devices' suitability for critical infrastructure operations and ensures secure operation over public and private LTE networks.
The Revelo Cellular devices offer grid edge sensing and computing capabilities combined with omni-carrier connectivity flexibility. The certification demonstrates Landis+Gyr's commitment to maintaining rigorous cybersecurity and network performance standards in smart grid technology.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has successfully completed Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) upgrades for TEPCO Power Grid, enabling smart meters to function as communication hubs for various devices. The upgrade allows connection of gas and water meters, EV chargers, battery storage, and solar panel inverters to the AMI network.
The system now features Wi-SUN Enhanced HAN technology, marking one of its first global commercial applications. Smart meters provide readings every 30 minutes to retail utilities for accurate energy demand forecasting. The upgrade includes full migration to virtualized IT infrastructure without service disruption.
Looking ahead, Landis+Gyr and TEPCO PG plan to implement a Wi-SUN FAN and cellular-based network, aiming to increase bandwidth, enhance interoperability, and reduce costs. This transition will expand the product ecosystem and advance the world's largest AMI/IoT platform.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) and SPAN have announced an expanded strategic partnership to commercialize SPAN Edge, an intelligent service point solution for utilities. The partnership, announced on March 25, 2025, combines Landis+Gyr's grid modernization expertise with SPAN's innovative technology.
SPAN Edge is designed to transform homes into distribution assets, enabling the addition of EV chargers, heat pumps, and batteries while helping utilities avoid costly service upgrades. The product integrates with Landis+Gyr's Revelo® grid sensor and DERMS system, enhancing grid edge capabilities.
Key features include:
- Quick installation by utility technicians (under 15 minutes)
- Enhanced load shaping capabilities beyond traditional non-wires alternatives
- Seamless integration with existing utility infrastructure
- Support for growing electrification demands
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) and SPAN have announced an expanded strategic partnership to commercialize SPAN Edge, an innovative intelligent service point solution for utilities. The partnership, announced on March 25, 2025, combines Landis+Gyr's grid modernization expertise with SPAN's technology to transform homes into distribution assets.
The SPAN Edge product integrates with Landis+Gyr's Revelo® grid sensor and DERMS system to enable homeowners to add EV chargers, heat pumps, and batteries while helping utilities avoid costly service upgrades. The solution can be installed by utility technicians in under 15 minutes, offering a fast and cost-effective approach to address load growth and distribution challenges.
This collaboration leverages Landis+Gyr's 129-year experience and presence across 3,500 utilities globally. The partnership will be showcased at the DISTRIBUTECH conference in Dallas, TX, from March 25-27, 2025, at Booth 2708.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has announced the commercial launch of its Revelo® Cellular grid sensor, an advanced metering platform designed for utilities. The solution offers enhanced grid edge computing and sensing capabilities without requiring additional network infrastructure.
The Revelo Cellular platform features LTE-M communications with multiple carrier options, including public cellular carriers, private LTE, or Landis+Gyr's omni-carrier bundled service. Key capabilities include streaming high-resolution current and voltage data, advanced power quality metrics, and grid anomaly detection through an integrated edge intelligence card and Gridstream Connect App operating system.
Notable features include micro arc sensing for hot socket detection, Anterix Active and IoT Network Ready certifications, and Wi-Fi certification. The platform supports various applications including transportation electrification, distributed energy resource management, and circuit-level capacity management.
Landis+Gyr (LDGYY) has secured a contract with Southwestern Electric Cooperative (SWECI) to implement its Revelo® grid intelligence platform. The platform features advanced metering and grid sensing technology for enhanced energy management and reliability.
The implementation will provide SWECI with high-resolution grid data enabling real-time load disaggregation, voltage management, outage management, and improved situational awareness. SWECI plans to utilize the platform for demand management programs incorporating smart thermostats and water heaters, while also monitoring distribution assets to reduce capital expenses.
With 8 megawatts of solar generation capacity, SWECI aims to integrate the system with its DERMS platform for managing two-way power flows. The Revelo platform currently has over 5 million sensing meters under contract for deployment across North America.
Landis+Gyr (SIX: LAND) announced that Andreas Umbach, Chair of the Board of Directors since 2017, will not seek re-election at the Annual General Meeting scheduled for June 25, 2025. Umbach served the company for over seven years as Chair and 18 years in executive functions, primarily as CEO.
The Board will propose Audrey Zibelman, current independent member and Vice Chair, as the new Chair. Zibelman, who joined the Board in June 2023, brings extensive leadership experience in the international power sector, having served as CEO of the Australian Energy Market Operator and held senior positions at PJM, Xcel Energy, and Alphabet's X. Her nomination aligns with Landis+Gyr's increased focus on the Americas region, which currently generates over half of the Group's sales and earnings.
The Board plans to propose a new member at the June 2025 Annual General Meeting, with details to be announced later.