The Boulder, Colo.-based startup says some big utility customers are finally moving from pilot projects to larger deployments.
Knowing what your neighboring grids are doing and preventing safety switches from compounding problems are key ways the smart grid could help prevent blackouts.
The startup captures Philadelphia train braking energy, stores it in a Saft battery, and plays it into lucrative energy markets.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers finds that failing to spend on grid upgrades will end up costing U.S. homes and businesses nearly $200 billion by 2020.
Tendril and Dutch retail utility Essent open APIs and smart meter data to apps developers and hackathons.
Data—combined with software to make sense of it all—is driving new trends in building efficiency.
Arista promises solar/wind integrated “Power on Demand” via GE’s nickel-salt Durathon batteries.
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The IPO candidate launches a 1,000-home pilot in Sao Paulo. There’s a lot of competition for Brazil’s future 65-million smart meter market.
Interoperability tests show that “smart objects” like smart meters and grid gear can talk IP to one another.
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The big smart meter maker is now networking LED streetlights in Chattanooga, and wants to expand to other cities and utilities.
VC investment into smart grid continues its multi-year slide as stimulus boost fades, while M&A surges to half a billion dollars.
One-third of all utilities have “too many barriers to change.”
Want to acquire your way to smart grid success? Start by buying profitable companies for a niche market.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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