COMPUTERIZED ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

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CUSTOMERONE UtiliCorp Holdings Inc. 20 WEST 9TH STREET KANSAS CITY MO 64105 computerized energy management systems, comprising computer hardware, operating software therefor, and other features, namely, computer network systems such as networked systems, uplink communications, local or remote display units and displays thereon; and energy management software;CUSTOMER 1;
E1 UtiliCorp Holdings Inc. 20 WEST 9TH STREET KANSAS CITY MO 64105 computerized energy management systems, comprising computer hardware, operating software therefor, and other features, namely, computer network systems comprising computer hardware and operating software therefor, uplink communications hardware, local or remote display units, and software for creating displays thereon;
ENERGYONE UtiliCorp Holdings Inc. 20 WEST 9TH STREET KANSAS CITY MO 64105 computerized energy management systems, comprising computer hardware, operating software therefor, and other features, namely, computer network systems comprising computer hardware and operating software therefor, uplink communications hardware, local or remote display units, and software for creating displays thereon;ENERGY ONE;
MAXIM ENERGIES Kansas City Power & Light Company 1201 Walnut Kansas City MO 64106 computerized energy management systems;
MAXIM ENERGIES Kansas City Power & Light Company 1201 Walnut Kansas City MO 64106 computerized energy management systems;
SENTROL HORIZON SOLAR CORPORATION 328 LINK LANE SUITE 5 FORT COLLINS CO 80524 COMPUTERIZED ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS THEREOF;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system for planning energy supply for energy consumers includes a first sub-system operatively associated with an energy coordinating body, such as an energy management system, and second sub-systems operatively associated with corresponding energy suppliers, such as power plants. A global communication network, such as the Internet, is employed between the first and second sub-systems. Each of the sub-systems includes an interface for exchanging energy planning information between the sub-systems and for negotiating an energy supply specification from the energy supplier to the energy consumers.