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A sleek new all-electric-drive SUV from Toyota will tighten up the competition for early-adopter dollars.
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Oil’s market share has dropped to below 40 percent and continues to decline.
Networking the world’s office and warehouse lights will require new standards—and deep pockets.
A tiny VC-funded startup is playing a huge role in the Fukushima cleanup—and moving to its next phase in handling the waste materials.
Those long lines of eighteen-wheelers waiting to load and unload could be running on clean, quiet electricity.
First, smart meters; next, control nodes for the inverters, sensors, chargers and other grid devices to come
Twenty-first-century technology is colliding with institutional structures that have remained relatively unchanged since the 20th century.
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.
“If we fast-forward to this conference five years from now, half of the agenda is going to be storage.”
The idea is to take the electric car from ready and willing to able.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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