Gerry Runte
Glendale’s Smart Meter Deployment: Q&A
How one utility learned to love the smart grid.»
Voices That Matter 
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.» | |
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Neil Strother
Utilities’ IQs Rising |
Innovative, money-saving ideas emerge on the smart grid.» | |
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Andy Bae
Blackout in Seoul |
Korea seeks a smarter grid after an outage takes it by surprise.» | |
John Gartner
‘Generals’ Devise Tactics for Grid-EV Collision
General Motors and General Electric are developing technology for cars and the grid to interact.»
EnerNOC Acquires Largest Demand Response Provider in Australia & New Zealand
U.S. smart grid provider establishes a beachhead in the East.»
Peter Asmus
Will U.S. Utilities Develop Microgrid Models for the Developing World?
The microgrid might help the powerless leapfrog to the forefront of technology.»
Bob Gohn
Schneider-Telvent: It’s All About the Software
After a wave of acquisitions, a class of smart grid leaders start to emerge.»
News That Matters
GreenTechMedia
U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra, Champion of Consumer Energy Awareness, Resigns
A smart-grid-savvy official departs his post.»
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Earth2Tech
Boulder Gears Up for Legal Battle Over the Grid |
A utility's worst nightmare takes shape in Colorado.» | |
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Earth2Tech
12 Smart Grid Startups to Watch in 2012 |
While not neccessarily big, these are companies that could be disruptive.» | |
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Earth2Tech
Siemens to Buy Smart Grid Software Company eMeter |
One of 2011's smart grid success stories.» | |
Smart Grids Could Reduce Impact of Hurricanes Like Irene
A wealth of data helps utilities keep the lights on.»
New York Readies for New Smart Grid
Control center will help the state embrace more renewable resources like solar and wind.»
Earth2Tech
Why Internet Companies Are Abandoning Home Energy Plans
The utility market - and customers - are tougher than anyone expected.»
U.S. and Russia Buddy Up On Smart Grid
Old Cold War rivals try to make the grid greener.»
Contra Costa Times
The Smart Meter Safety Debate Goes On
Scientists explore the link between wireless devices and health.»