Utilities’ IQs Rising
Innovative, money-saving ideas emerge on the smart grid.»
Cleantechnica - Raleigh-Durham area has 60 companies working on the smart grid.
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The small but vocal anti-smart-meter crowd notches a victory.»
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Peter Asmus
Disruptive Technology: The View from San Francisco |
How thermostats, smart grid and the cloud will disrupt the staid energy market.» | |
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California Utility Customers Can “Opt-Out” of Smart Meters |
The reluctant will pay a fee to keep the old analog meter.» | |
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Bob Gohn
The Class Warfare of Dynamic Pricing |
The politics of pricing electricity are more complicated than anyone expected.» | |
General Motors and General Electric are developing technology for cars and the grid to interact.»
U.S. smart grid provider establishes a beachhead in the East.»
Utilities begin to think of home energy management as a must-have.»
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Green Button Energy Saving Program Attracts Heavy Hitters |
Why is the energy industry beginning to love it?» | |
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Earth2Tech
How the Honeywell-Nest Lawsuit Could Stifle Innovation |
Fostering a climate of fear in the cleantech industry.» | |
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GreenTechMedia
U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra, Champion of Consumer Energy Awareness, Resigns |
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A smart-grid-savvy official departs his post.» | |
A utility's worst nightmare takes shape in Colorado.»
While not neccessarily big, these are companies that could be disruptive.»
One of 2011's smart grid success stories.»
A wealth of data helps utilities keep the lights on.»
Control center will help the state embrace more renewable resources like solar and wind.»