Over the past several years, many Ontario LDCs have started confronting the same question: if a first-generation AMI system is still functioning, why is replacing it now becoming a priority?  The purpose of this article is to clearly explain the “why” behind the AMI 2.0 transition — not from a vendor or marketing perspective, but through the practical realities utilities are facing across the province, including meter end-of-life timing, equipment availability, compliance pr

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Toronto, Ontario – January 17, 2025  – Kaihen, a leading Canadian energy and utility consulting firm specializing in business readiness...

In May 2025, Ontario’s electricity market will undergo significant changes as the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)...