GridWeek captured Utility Dive's attention this week, and our panel report addressing the future of the smart grid did the same for our readers. That story along with posts about Duke Energy's Crystal River plant and the Integrys Fox Energy acquisition proved to be the most read among site visitors over the last few days.

Here's a quick recap of the stories that caught the most clicks. Have a look and get up to speed on what you might have missed: 

• GridWeek 2012: 3 smart grid trends to watch after smart meter rollouts—Utility Dive sits in as a panel of experts predict what the industry will do with data—and how the services it provides may change.
• Duke’s Crystal River nuclear repairs could exceed $3 billion—An independent review found that returning the damaged Florida plant to service could cost $3 billion.
• Fewer customers are opting out of smart meters—Early numbers concerning the number of energy customers opting out of smart meter installation is low.
• Integrys to acquire Fox Energy for $440 million—The deal will require Integrys to pay for the early termination of an existing tolling agreement.
• Michigan renewable energy proposal sparks debate—A proposal regarding a renewable energy mandate is under scrutiny ahead of its November vote.

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