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SCE may not get the San Onfre Nuclear Generating Station back in service before summer’s peak loads.
Clean Power Research says its prediction tools can help turn rooftop solar panels into predictable power assets.
Key take-aways at The 2012 Networked Grid conference? Utility communications deployment, how the presidential election will affect the smart grid, automation switching growth, big data and analytics, and water were some of the major topics of discussion.
First, smart meters; next, control nodes for the inverters, sensors, chargers and other grid devices to come
Schneider’s purchase of UK-based M&C Energy Group adds to its growing portfolio of energy services. When will the smart grid connections come?
The startup specializing in energy management microgrids for hospitals raises money to expand to other customers with critical power backup needs.
Knowing what your neighboring grids are doing and preventing safety switches from compounding problems are key ways the smart grid could help prevent blackouts.
IDC Energy Insights breaks out how Tesla and SolarCity’s play for residential solar battery backup systems may play out in California and other states.
Is the world’s biggest future smart grid market faltering?
The startup captures Philadelphia train braking energy, stores it in a Saft battery, and plays it into lucrative energy markets.
Arista promises solar/wind integrated “Power on Demand” via GE’s nickel-salt Durathon batteries.
What do you get for the smart grid giant that has everything?
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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