Why Data Privacy is Key To a Smart Energy Future

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Nature Energy 3:702-704 (2018)
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The ability to collect fine-grained energy data from smart meters has benefits for utilities and consumers. However, a proactive approach to data privacy is necessary to maximize the potential of these data to support low-carbon energy systems, and innovative business models.

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