Green Job Moves at Xtreme Power, MiaSolé, Lumenergi, Oasys Water, Ascent Solar
Eric Wesoff: February 16, 2012
CEO shifts at energy storage, solar, and water firms
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The Sunnyvale startup promises 60 percent to 70 percent energy savings and claims just under two million square feet installed.
The market prognosis has never been worse and LEDs have never been better. News from Soraa, Cree, Osram, and others.
“2012 will be a big year, but we’re only at the beginning of a decade-long transition.”
Maker of super-fine carbon materials for energy storage cranks up its factory—but won’t name customers yet.
The Networked Grid brings you the latest in meter data management and smart grid data analytics.
Ambient Devices links up its glow-in-the-dark energy awareness gadgets to ZigBee-enabled home area networks.
“As we recover from this recession, the transition to clean energy has the potential to grow our economy and create millions of jobs—but only if we accelerate that transition. Only if we seize the moment.”
It will take a lot of money to topple the $100 billion lighting industry. Bridgelux gets some help from China.
Siemens inks partnerships to break new smart grid ground in demand response, energy trading.
Federal regulators consider unblocking the billion-dollar PACE residential market. Meanwhile, can commercial and industrial PACE take off?
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.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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