Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle
How Google Uses Your Information - Peter Barron...4:19 Legal issues in Energy Policies and Climate Change...54:32 Smart Film_Hologram & Interactive Projection...2:57 Smart Film_New Display Window for SONY...1:09 Smart Grid, Utilities, and Internet Protocols...1:18:28 Smart Grid SOS...2:04:01 Loaded: Morning Edition: Google TV is Smart TV...1:59 Privacy Project SentrySafe Autosafe...7:25 2009 Industrial Innovation Achievement Award...2:31 Dynamic Infrastructure: Building a Smarter Planet...1:50 US Constitution 4th Amendment is Dead in America...9:00
“Privacy by Design - a practical approach to make the future of privacy more certain – by Ann Cavoukian (The following is a talk that was given for UC Berkely)
Legal issues in Energy Policies and Climate Change Deirdre Mulligan [UC Berkeley] Abstract: Although the Smart Grid promises to help meet goals of energy efficiency and renewability, incorporating IT into the electric grid poses new and substantial risks to individual privacy. At the same time, Smart Grid deployment is proceeding along a path that could make it difficult for individuals to control the flow of information about their energy use while also raising barriers in the market for in-home smart devices. The crux of these issues—and the focus of this talk—is the Smart Meter, which is a
linchpin in the Smart Grid strategy in California and nationally. Data from Smart Meters can reveal intimate details about individual behavior, such as when members of a household are awake, asleep, at home, or away. As the Smart Grid is built out, home energy consumption data will become increasingly attractive to a number of players in the energy market, criminals, and law enforcement officials. Yet there is no comprehensive, consistent legal framework to protect energy consumption data, and California and other states that are adopting smart meters have the potential to reveal more and more information over time. Furthermore, these Smart Meters have embedded gateways for home area networks, a feature that could exacerbate privacy issues while potentially turning the meter into a gatekeeper for smart devices. (Her talk then explored regulatory and technological alternatives.)
Other News Story From Canada and the USA Regarding Smart Meters: Canada: Commissioner Cavoukian partners with major utilities to announce the Gold Standard for building privacy into the Smart Grid -
smr.newswire.ca Data explosion from new Smart Grid may threaten privacy: Commissioner Cavoukian Canada Newswire Smart Grid must be built with privacy embedded as the default - Make it the
...Canada Newswire Commissioner Cavoukian partners with major utilities to announce the Gold Standard for building privacy into ... Canada Newswire GridWise Global Forum 2010: Secure the Smart Grid - an ICT professional's perspective (Part 3 ... The Examiner World is losing grip on privacy: watchdog Canada Dot Com Are consumers ready for the smart grid? CNN Privacy concerns challenge smart grid rollout MSNBC Privacy concerns surround Ontario's Smart Grid plan2010-05-11 CBC Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian. (Canadian Press) Ontario's privacy commissioner is urging the Liberal government to ensure consumer privacy is a key part of its ongoing Smart Grid.
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