Accelerate the Future of Grid Communications
$250M Initiative Driving Grid Innovation
The AnterixAccelerator™ initiative—powered by Anterix and endorsed by leaders like Ericsson, GE Vernova, and Nokia—offers utilities at the forefront of grid modernization an unprecedented opportunity to unlock next-generation grid intelligence through private wireless broadband.
With a $250 million commitment, this initiative is supporting an exclusive group of the nation’s most forward-thinking utilities in accelerating their grid modernization journey.
“This groundbreaking collaboration is paving the way for a new era of utility innovation and reliability, propelling us toward a smarter, more connected energy future.”
— Scott Lang
$250M+
Investment Commitment
16
Utilities Already Engaged
3
Global Partners (Ericsson, GE Vernova, Nokia)
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Key Benefits for
Participants
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Dollar-for-dollar investment match
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Path to 5 MHz by 5MHz
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Direct access to licensed 900 MHz spectrum
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Customized commercial structures
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Anterix white-glove deployment support
Why Utilities Can’t Wait
As utilities face growing demands for data, control, and security, private broadband has emerged as a trusted path forward. The need for secure, scalable communications infrastructure has never been more pressing.
Utilities across the country are recognizing the strategic importance of licensed spectrum in modernizing the grid and enabling long-term operational resilience. The value of dedicated broadband connectivity isn’t theoretical—it’s real, and it’s urgent.
“We viewed it like real estate.”
Carlos Carazo, former technology leader at Southern California Edison, viewed licensed spectrum like land—a strategic, long-term asset for grid modernization and telecom infrastructure.
With limited spectrum availability, rising operational complexity, and increased urgency around modernization, utilities are taking action to strengthen their networks and maintain control over mission-critical operations.
Licensed spectrum isn’t just an operational asset—it’s a strategic one. For participating utilities, it represents long-term control, security, and potential balance sheet value.
Key Industry Drivers
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Exploding operational data needs
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Increased focus on grid security and control
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Complexity in modernization efforts
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Limited availability of dedicated broadband spectrum
Let’s Move the Grid Forward—Together
Want to learn how Anterix is partnering with utilities to lead the future of grid communications? Let’s connect.