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.
GaN-on-GaN rather than the traditional GaN-on-sapphire for high-efficiency lighting
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Could the thermostat giant’s lawsuit against its high-tech thermostat startup rival have a broader impact on the industry?
Apple design magic might not remake the home thermostat experience—or prevent patent battles.
Go ahead and keep those fluorescents, after all.
Fuel cells have been around since the invention of the first bicycle. Now, the training wheels are off—and businesses are saving money and applying to earn LEED credits with fuel cells.
Retroficiency names Iberdrola USA and Schneider Electric as pilot customers for its utility-facing building energy estimation tool.
Apple design magic might not remake the home thermostat experience.
Cisco launches smart grid field area networking, architecture services and a network management system to manage it all.
The latest idea for making building energy financing cheaper and easier? Tying loan repayment to utility bills.
The high-end home automation company isn’t fooling itself about the challenges of getting customers to buy into energy-saving technology.
Blue LED inventor Shuji Nakamura draws talent and funding.
Will 2012 be the breakout year for green technology IPOs? 2011 sure wasn’t.