An Electranet Begins in California
Rooftop solar becomes a moneymaker in the Golden State.»
CleanTechies - The IRS says federal grants aren't subject to taxes, but that's not the end of the tax implications.
MoreAfter making the biggest investment ever in the electric grid, government sweetens the deal by waving off the IRS.»
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Gas 2.0
Public Electric Car Charging Stations May Go Largely Unused |
Are car companies and governments investing billions in useless technology?» | |
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SustainableBusiness.com
Environmental Groups Join Push for Broadband Connectivity |
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Coalition says that smart grid and other innovations could reduce emissions by 13% to 22% by 2020.» | |
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Cleantechnica
Chicago Ventures Into Distributed Solar Energy |
Windy City dwellers get a preview of the wired and linked energy future.» | |
Rooftop solar becomes a moneymaker in the Golden State.»
Kansas City utility commits $48 million to groundbreaking effort.»
Last year's dollars chased the smart grid, as well as energy management systems for home and commerce.»
Company will provide real-time data that gives a premium to renewable energy suppliers.»
Southern California Edison gets the green light to use large commercial roofs as megawatt nodes in a new network.»
Prompted by complaints of high bills, state regulators plan to investigate PG&E's program.»
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Clean Energy Sector
Microgrids: Building Blocks of the Smart Grid |
Utilities are seeking ways they can use small, local power to enhance the grid for everyone.» | |
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Smart Meters
DOE Says Smart Grid Can Cut Emissions 12 Percent |
Study concludes that a few smart technologies can open the door to huge efficiency.» | |
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GreenTechMedia
Silver Spring Goes to Texas |
Expanding past California, the smart-meter company demonstrates it's not a one-time wonder.» | |
With a dependable reputation on the desktop, companies like Symantec and MacAfee are positioned to move into home energy management.»
The industry is expected to jump from $10 billion in 2009 to $200 billion annually by 2015, according to Pike Research.»
The Smart Grid will reduce the carbon emissions, and provide access to inconsistent alternative energy sources like solar and wind.»
The role that smart meters will play in coordinating power demand with electric vehicles and charging equipment remains largely undefined.»
The UK will be the first country in the world to have a large-scale, nationwide overhaul for smart electricity and gas meters.»