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Michael Puttre

Michael Puttre

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Contributing Writer, Discourse Magazine

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Health, Arts , Rural Life, Books , Industry, Education

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anything that doesn't deal with the luxury market

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Total articles 139

  • Solar generation systems may open grids to cyberattacks

    By Michael Puttre, Michael Puttré| pv magazine USA Verified Photovoltaic solar power is now an essential element of grid infrastructure throughout the world. As the technology have moved from residential early adopters into the mainstream of utility generation resources that solar’s profile as a target for those who would damage or exploit the electric grids for criminal, political or opportunistic reasons has increased.

    By Michael Puttre, Michael Puttré · pv magazine USA

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Utilities say existing customers key to meeting future demand

    By Michael Puttre, Michael Puttré| pv magazine USA Verified Virginia-based consulting company ICF released a report saying utility leaders are looking to energy efficiency programs to help manage existing and future demand. To meet new demand from data centers, EV charging and electrification efforts, utilities say they had to implement modern energy management systems and artificial intelligence (AI).

    By Michael Puttre, Michael Puttré · pv magazine USA

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Solar generation systems may open grids to cyberattacks

    By Michael Puttre, Michael Puttré| pv magazine USA Verified Photovoltaic solar power is now an essential element of grid infrastructure throughout the world. As the technology have moved from residential early adopters into the mainstream of utility generation resources that solar’s profile as a target for those who would damage or exploit the electric grids for criminal, political or opportunistic reasons has increased.

    By Michael Puttre, Michael Puttré · pv magazine USA

    Apr. 03, 2025

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Discourse Magazine