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“By connecting it smartly, you are now able to leverage services from it that you didn’t know you had.”
American Superconductor advances its bold test of whether China’s courts will protect its IP
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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.
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SDG&E is working on how to deal with the San Onofre nuclear plant shutdown and solar power’s variability.
And how do wind and solar power fit in?
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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