Abstract: Advanced metering infrastructure integrated within electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). An example EVSE includes a housing, an AMI meter situated within the housing, an output terminal configured to connect to an electric vehicle, an output device, and an EVSE controller situated within the housing. The AMI meter is connected to a power grid. The EVSE controller is connected to the AMI meter, the output terminal, and the output device. The EVSE controller is configured to advertise a first charging current value to the output terminal and receive an indication of a high demand period of the power grid. The EVSE controller is configured to advertise, in response to the indication of the high demand period, a second charging current value to the output terminal, the second charging current value being less than the first charging current value, and provide, via the output device, a notification.

Abstract: One embodiment describes a utility metering system. The utility metering system includes a utility meter that is communicatively coupled to a utility service provider, in which the utility meter includes firmware. The utility meter stores a firmware update downloaded from the utility service provider, and determines a particular time to update the firmware with the firmware update, in which the particular time is determined based at least in part on historical time of use data, time of use pricing rates, or a combination thereof. The historical time of use data include utility consumption by a consumer over time and the time of use pricing rates include the price per unit of utility charged to the consumer. Additionally, the utility meter updates the firmware at the particular time.

Abstract: One embodiment describes a utility metering system. The utility metering system includes a utility meter that is communicatively coupled to a utility service provider, in which the utility meter includes firmware. The utility meter stores a firmware update downloaded from the utility service provider, determines a particular time to update the firmware with the firmware update, in which the particular time is determined based at least in part on historical time of use data, time of use pricing rates, or a combination thereof. The historical time of use data includes utility consumption by a consumer over time and the time of use pricing rates includes the price per unit of utility charged to the consumer. Additionally, the utility meter updates the firmware at the particular time.

Abstract: A system is provided with a utility meter. The utility meter includes a memory storing a table, wherein the table specifies modifiable data that may be modified when the utility meter is sealed and non-modifiable data that may not be modified when the utility meter is sealed. The utility meter also includes a processing device configured to access the table stored on the memory or another memory to determine whether specific data stored on the memory or another memory may be modified when the utility meter is sealed.