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Eric Wesoff: April 10, 2012
“Cleantech is necessary but insufficient for success.”
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“Cleantech is necessary but insufficient for success.”
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Jigar Shah replaced by José María Figueres Olsen, former President of Costa Rica; Kevin Surace no longer CEO of Serious Whatever.
Experts at The Networked Grid 2012 lay out the potential for solar PV inverters to manage grid instability—and how regulations can aid or hinder that process.
The green building startup sees an exodus of talent as it exits the energy software and financing space to refocus on materials.
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.
PowerGenix’s deal with big battery maker EnerSys will give its nickel-zinc batteries a chance to prove their worth.
We explore the 60-plus smart grid players and cutting-edge test labs and pilot projects of North Carolina’s Research Triangle.
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.
A unique “light-touch” energy analytics company enters the residential fray.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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