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Smart HVAC startup BuildingIQ partners with Schneider Electric, and Enlighted links its smart lighting with HVAC and demand response.
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ARPA-E wants technologies that boost battery performance all the way down to the cell level. Here are some startups working on it.
Is there power in numbers? GTM Research, Johnson Controls, Con Edison, and Efficiency 2.0 decide in this upcoming live stream.
China’s Xiamen University enlists partners to use direct-current solar power for lights, HVAC and data centers. Will DC-to-the-desktop be next?
Daintree Networks says that smart lighting should be built around ZigBee. But plenty of competitors have their own wireless blends.
What’s the value of $1 trillion in energy that is not wasted? Plus, getting there with no-money-down deals.
The combo of building efficiency technology and financing puts SCIEnergy in more direct competition with rival Serious Energy.
Intel launches its latest power-smart servers, and challenger AMD buys low-power server startup SeaMicro.
IBM applies its Tririga software to greening the U.S. Air Force’s global infrastructure.
Hitachi’s investment in Silver Spring adds up to $30 million, according to filings.
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