The infrastructure powering energy’s next phase

CyanConnode

Across Europe, utilities are investing heavily in smart metering as the next stage of grid modernisation.

Smart meters are no longer just tools for measuring consumption, they are sensors at the edge of the grid that generate a continuous flow of operational data. Every reading provides insight into how and when energy is used, allowing utilities to predict demand, identify faults, and manage distributed generation more effectively.

Smart metering allows utilities to lower operating costs by reducing losses and automating maintenance. It also enables more flexible tariff structures and demand response services, creating a path for new revenue models built around efficiency and customer participation.

The broader significance lies in how these systems prepare utilities for a decentralised future. As rooftop solar, electric vehicles, and battery storage expand, the ability to monitor and coordinate activity across the network becomes essential. Smart metering makes that possible at scale, giving operators visibility into every node of the system.

CyanConnode Holdings plc (LON:CYAN) is a world leader in the design and development of Narrowband RF mesh networks that enable Omni Internet of Things (IoT) communications. 

Share on:
Find more news, interviews, share price & company profile here for:

Latest Company News

Silicon Labs positioned to supply the infrastructure behind India’s digital grid

India’s digital grid transformation is creating long-term demand for wireless platforms like those provided by Silicon Labs.

CyanConnode reports H1 results as revenue rises and order book expands

CyanConnode has reported unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2025, with revenue increasing 32% to £7.4 million and the contracted order book expanding to £157 million following the award of a £70 million AMISP contract in Goa.

India’s smart‑meter rollout reaches a new milestone

India’s 47 million smart meters are more than a tech upgrade, they are redefining how the country manages power.

India is turning its power grid into a digital operating system

India is rebuilding its power grid with digital systems that give utilities real-time control over supply, demand and performance.

AI and IoT are reshaping India’s energy infrastructure

AI and IoT are now central to how India’s energy system is being rebuilt from the ground up, creating a more investable, intelligent grid.

India’s distribution utilities navigate a turning point in metering and billing efficiency

India’s smart metre rollout is reshaping how utilities collect revenue, offering clearer cash flow visibility and reduced operational risk.

Search

Search