California Gets the Green Button
Jeff St. John: January 18, 2012
California’s big utilities launch customer energy-data sharing. Next up, platforms and apps.
California’s big utilities launch customer energy-data sharing. Next up, platforms and apps.
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The high-end home automation company isn’t fooling itself about the challenges of getting customers to buy into energy-saving technology.
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San Diego Gas & Electric is trying just about every way possible to connect customers to the smart grid.
OGE and Silver Spring Networks are not afraid of reaching into the home.