Echelon’s Modular Smart Grid Lands Big Asian Partners
Jeff St. John: May 8, 2012
First, smart meters; next, control nodes for the inverters, sensors, chargers and other grid devices to come
First, smart meters; next, control nodes for the inverters, sensors, chargers and other grid devices to come
GE shows its 100-watt LED bulb and lots more. Here’s a roundup of some of the more interesting news coming out of the huge lighting fest in Las Vegas this week.
It’s about finding the right combination of competencies to “weather the storm.”
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Jeffery Wolfe steps down as CEO of groSolar, plus new blood at SEPA
It turns out that vegetation management on solar farms is a big deal.
The startup raises a Series D round to compete with the likes of ECOtality, AeroVironment and others in linking partnerships for the still-nascent EV charging market.
The Boulder, Colo.-based startup says some big utility customers are finally moving from pilot projects to larger deployments.
Khosla Ventures-funded cogen system harvests the sun for hot water, as well as electricity
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?
New plan is emerging markets, emerging markets, emerging markets
The startup specializing in energy management microgrids for hospitals raises money to expand to other customers with critical power backup needs.
The solar efficiency leader holds steady in its strategy and resolve.
James Hughes, the Chief Commercial Officer, is now CEO. Interim CEO and founder Mike Ahearn continues as Chairman.
Knowing what your neighboring grids are doing and preventing safety switches from compounding problems are key ways the smart grid could help prevent blackouts.
“We are changing the energy industry—and we’re changing the world.” (Updated with news from NRG Q1 earnings report)