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The U.S. Department of Energy is responsible for tracking the status of investments made through the Smart Grid Investment Grant (SGIG) Program and Smart Grid Demonstration Program (SGDP). The status and characteristics of the technologies deployed is reported in this section. Technology deployment analysis uses data from all of the projects and provides aggregated information on system costs, configurations, and lessons learned.

The charts below shows assets implemented through the Smart Grid Investment Gran Program and Smart Grid Demonstration Projects by the type of system. Assets include hardware, software, and programs that enable smart grid functions. The charts show equipment that is installed and operational to date.

Smart Grid Investment Grant
Asset Investment

Total Investments

Deployed as of December 31, 2014

in Millions of Dollars

SmartGridInvestmentGrantAssetInvestment

* Investments include both federal and recipients' cost-share monies
** Number of entities reported: 116
** Dollar figures are the total project cost, government and utility funded.
Updated on March 13, 2015

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Smart Grid Demonstration
Projects

Total Investments

Deployed as of December 31, 2014

in Millions of Dollars

SmartGridDemonstrationProjects

* Investments include both federal and recipients' cost-share monies
** Number of entities reported: 45
** Dollar figures are the total project cost, government and utility funded.
Updated on March 13, 2015

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Projects

The location, information, and data for each smart grid project are provided in this section.
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Publications

These reports include analysis, impacts, lessons learned, best practices, analytical tools, and case studies that were supported by the Recovery Act Smart Grid Programs.
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