Are you satisfied with the distribution of the smart grid stimulus grants?
The Cambridge, U.K.-based startup is seeking to bring its energy management devices into homes as an add-on to its home security systems – a strategy shared by others in the field.
Like other nations, China wants to implement smart grid technologies, so companies have to figure out how to make it cheap.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This eighth installment features Sunil Cherian.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This seventh installment features Terry Mohn.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This sixth installment features Patrick Mazza.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This fifth installment features Joe Manchin III.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This fourth installment features EnerG2's Rick Luebbe.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This third installment features PNNL's Mike Davis.
The software giant has been helping utilities manage their data. With a new push into integrating smart grid systems, it's set its eyes on a market that's drawn heavyweights like Cisco, IBM and SAP.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This second installment features NARUC's Frederick Butler.
The networking giant has announced a big push into a smart meter communications integration, distribution and transmission automation, home and business energy management and data storage.
In this series from Jesse Berst's Global Smart Energy and Michael Butler's Cascadia Capital, leaders share their opinions on the future of the grid. This first installment features The Brattle Group's Peter Fox-Penner and Ahmad Faruqui.
California's major utilities have a host of smart grid projects underway – many of which are likely to be seeking a piece of $4.5 billion in federal stimulus funding.
Who will get bought next in greentech? Darned if I know, but here's a semi-educated guess. Bonus: There's also a list of the four that won't likely be bought.
With the available spectrum on the radio data system and partnerships with utilities and thermostat makers, radio stations could become giants in energy management.
VC, M&A and Legislation in the rapidly growing Smart Grid Sector.
The $90 billion or so in energy-related stimulus funding should offer plenty of opportunities for companies that can manage the process of applying for projects.
The search giant, which has made a big splash with its PowerMeter software, is looking for companies with technology to get real-time data to homeowners without waiting for utilities to deploy smart meters.
EnerNoc has released software that keeps air conditioners, motors and other devices in constant contact with its network operations center. It's a first in "presence-enabled" technology for the smart grid, the company says.
The smart meter networking company has developed a "Universal Communications Module" for Duke Energy. The idea is to put all of a smart grid's communications into one box, and make sure they can be upgraded as technologies evolve.
What companies are leading the charge toward a smart grid of the future? And, who are the utilities that are taking the lead in giving them a market? We’ve broken down the smart grid sector into a number of broad components areas – smart meter manufacturing, neighborhood-area meter networking and communication, in-home energy management, demand response, meter data management, other smart grid software and services, and the broader role of integrating these areas.