The Home Energy Doctor Goes Mobile and Connected
Jeff St. John: February 9, 2012
Ecova and Aclara promise technology that connects home energy auditors to the smart grid while they’re at your house—and afterwards.
Ecova and Aclara promise technology that connects home energy auditors to the smart grid while they’re at your house—and afterwards.
Maybe it’s not in your kitchen, but growth is big and steady for the LED C+I market.
Could the thermostat giant’s lawsuit against its high-tech thermostat startup rival have a broader impact on the industry?
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Go ahead and keep those fluorescents, after all.
Verdeeco says it can turn tons of grid data into actionable intelligence for utilities that can’t afford multimillion-dollar enterprise systems.
The ISO CEO’s five-year plan has four simple components—and they may require fossil fuels.
Just how important is the green jobs debate?
A Microsoft-OSIsoft global smart grid survey finds that half of utilities are looking at system integration needs.
Can every home in America share energy-use data in a common language?
Pennsylvania utilities call on Comverge, EnerNOC and Johnson Controls to control customers’ peak power. Plus, cap banks are cool.
What’s the balance between return to investors and return to acquirers in the smart grid startup M&A world?
Can mobile gas-sniffing units prevent another pipeline disaster?
The GE, Verizon, Qualcomm and Constellation Energy-backed startup wants to turn homes into virtual power plants. Is it worth the extra cost?
A report on what’s happening at the big smart grid shindig in San Antonio