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Addresses the potential applications of multi-protocol routing for Automatic Remote Meter Reading. Effect of customer infrastructures on the provision of a remote meter reading system; Data and communication network protocols; Transmission and receipt of data from any point on the Low Voltage Distribution Network (LVDN).

Proposes the concept of using the Internet for a metering communications services. Details on the use of Internet for a range customer services in the residential and industrial area; Characteristics of the proposed type of communication architecture for transport of data services.

Proposes the concept of using the power line in conjunction with the Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network for a range of value added service. Details on the use of power line in a Low Voltage Distribution Network; Potential of integrating residential areas into a Wide Area Network architecture; Characteristics of the proposed communication architecture.

Explores the potential applications of power-line-carrier (PLC) communications technology within the field of industrial plant/equipment control. Discussion on existing PLC technologies and their suitability for industrial control applications; Comparison between the special needs and requirements for industrial applications with those for other types PLC application.

Focuses on the development of competition in the Electricity Supply Industry in the United Kingdom. Effects of the industry on diverse benefits and applications; Identification of these applications which depend upon efficient bi-directional communications between utility and its customer base.

Highlights the key parameters used to provide effective and transparent communications using a low voltage mains signalling network. Discussion of the magnitude and quantitative assessment of the key parameters; Information on low voltage distribution networks.

Focuses on electric deregulation in Great Britain, and key issues affecting future communications. Generation of the transmission company, Central Electricity Generating Board; Modernization of communication technology; Introduction of standard performance criteria; distribution of companies in the region.

Discusses standards from both European and international perspective on developments of methods for producing and controlling electrical energy. Applications of different potential power communication systems; Formulation and application of parties concerned.

Presents a proposed communication infrastructure for South Western Electricity PLC, an electric power company in Great Britain. Background information on the company; Information requirements; Scheduling and dispatching generating links in England and Wales; Operation, maintenance and development of the main interconnected transmission system.

Studies points to consider in the development of electric utilities networks towards the national information infrastructure in Great Britain. Utility-customer communications; Application of telecommunications and information technologies to the generation, delivery and utilization of electric power.