Nest is secretive about its future plans—but the company isn’t shy about being in constant learning mode.
Boston officials hope that by mandating disclosure, building owners will be more likely to participate in local energy-efficiency programs.
They’ve all survived the “green proving ground.”
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Retroficiency takes a look at why virtual audits make sense (and cents).
The race is on to find the fastest way to assess the energy performance of buildings.
Multi-family energy efficiency was only the first step.
Are there nefarious forces lurking in the darkest corners of the smart grid?
A free special report and the official launch of Greentech Media’s Efficiency channel
Alarm.com and EnergyHub hope their big install base can lure utility partners.
“I don’t think people truly understand what just happened.”
The downside of smarter buildings: “If Google can fall victim, anyone can.”
Nest makes its first purchase to gain more utility access.
We feature an in-depth audio report on the way IT is revolutionizing energy efficiency.
The secretive company shares some energy-saving strategies.
How energy efficiency may lower the price of electricity
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