“About 30 percent of the total annual operating budget at utilities is for water.”
Even cleanup can produce waste.
Three ways to generate reusable-quality water
“It’s not only a pricing issue, but a water availability issue.”
BNEF sees slow growth through 2015, then an upsurge in smart water meters as prices, replacement cycles spur market.
Multi-family energy efficiency was only the first step.
Water and energy efficiency breakthrough technologies lead the pack.
Greentech VC investment is down but not dead.
Reading the fine print on a new study of energy benchmarking
These new Army shelters may not look cutting-edge, but they are drastically more energy-efficient than tents.
Energy recovery and disinfection come together in one system, but can it scale beyond California?
Twenty years into World Water Day, a shift in thinking is needed.
It’s Shark Week at GTM.
Applying patient corporate capital to cure hardware investment malaise.
Our neighbor to the north has an energy source that our nation has yet to fully utilize—and it’s not tar sands.
The shift from the centralized utility model is forcing utilities—for the first time in their existence—to figure out how to compete.
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