Founder & CTO, eMeter
“The Smart Grid is a kind of ecosystem. It thrives when diverse players contribute specialized functions and work together, unimpeded, for the maximum efficiency of the whole system.”
One industry buzzword Larsh Johnson believes in is “Interoperability”. At eMeter he has always advocated for a design that is easily integrated with a full range of AMI products and minimally disruptive to existing business processes. Larsh is regularly sought out to contribute to industry standards boards and interoperability conferences, notably as a founding member of the GridWise Architecture Council, the Utility Standards Board, and UtiliMetrics.
Larsh combined his technical foresight with Cree Edwards’ vision to co-found CellNet Data Systems in 1984. He’s been leading developers in implementing TOU and other advanced metering solutions for over 20 years.
Larsh has a B.S. and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University.
Recent Events Larsh Has Participated In
Meet Larsh At These Upcoming Events
- SAP for Utilities, September 19 -22 in Huntington Beach, CA, USA
- Smart Grid – Smart Customer Policy, September 23 – 24 in Washington DC, USA.
- Knowledge 2010 Intelligent Utility Executive Summit, November 8 – 10, 2010 in Scottsdale, AZ
Check Out Larsh’s Favorite Whitepapers & Case Studies
- A Smart Grid Ready Framework – A technical overview and checklist
- Information Platform Defines Success in Smart Grids
- Your Smart Grid Software Should Give You More Choice, Not Lock You In
- Pepco PowerCentsDC Case Study — How time of use pricing reduced demand in Washington DC
- JEA Customer Case Study – Using eMeter for MDM/Meter to Cash, Meter Operations and Outage Management