The Smart Meter That Can Tell Your TV From Your AC
Jeff St. John: April 4, 2012
U.K. startup Navetas says it can disaggregate individual household power loads without sensors in the home. Smart meter giant Sensus is a new investor and partner.
U.K. startup Navetas says it can disaggregate individual household power loads without sensors in the home. Smart meter giant Sensus is a new investor and partner.
Want to upload your energy bill data directly to your new “social energy app”? It will be a lot easier if your utility is connected to Opower’s new Facebook platform.
Industrial power controls heavy Powerit Solutions becomes the latest to turn to cloud computing to integrate smart buildings and smart grids.
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Natural gas gains ground, but what will it take for renewables to be a part of the conversation?
The startup behind big wind power storage projects in Hawaii and Texas is also building small-scale batteries to back microgrids for border colonias, and is eyeing other markets.
Echelon is deploying its smart grid technology to manage microgrids of on-site generators and power consumers in countries where the grid can’t be relied on.
Echelon and Holley Metering partner for China’s smart grid market, while Huawei joins Landis+Gyr to aim at U.K. smart meter rollout.
Data centers aren’t the only part of IT getting a green makeover.
Smart HVAC startup BuildingIQ partners with Schneider Electric, and Enlighted links its smart lighting with HVAC and demand response.
Keeping data centers running efficiently adds up to a big data problem in itself, over time.
“We’re doing for energy efficiency what we’ve done for solar.”
The first publicly traded demand response company gets bought out at a discount. Can its long-term growth plans remain intact?
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