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Canadian power utility selects SoftSmiths

Canadian utility Energie NB Power has signed up to use Houston-based SoftSmiths' Electronic Tagging Portal Suite (ETPS) and e-Link Integration solution to manage its energy delivery transactions.

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ETPS enables all entities involved in energy delivery transactions to create, verify, approve and manage transactions electronically. The system includes three components: e-Agent, e-Authority and e-Approval, and is designed in compliance with the North American Eletric Reliability Council electronic-tagging specifications.

New Brunswick-based NB Power is the biggest electricity utility in Atlantic Canada, with an installed generating capacity of 3,484 megawatts.

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