The Smart-Grid-as-Big-Brother Meme Hits the Tabloids
Jeff St. John: May 2, 2013
The U.K.’s Daily Mail slams smart appliances as utility infiltration devices that cost extra. Here’s what it missed.
The U.K.’s Daily Mail slams smart appliances as utility infiltration devices that cost extra. Here’s what it missed.
Fuel cell aspirant raises big money, cuts staff, and looks to integrate UTC acquisition.
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PEM fuel cell startup buys UTC Power’s venerable fuel cell business unit.
Cisco joins a Japanese group working on setting communications standards across the tangled global smart grid landscape.
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More VC funding and controversy for fuel cells
Chinese auto-tech giant Wanxiang wants A123’s R&D—and continued U.S. federal support—for its $465 million bailout.
Flat cells may beat cylinders by 17 percent.
The grid-scale battery startup raises a $10 million Series D round in debt and options from existing investors.
Reeling from its post-Fukushima power crisis, Japan is fast-forwarding projects to hook up plug-in cars, solar panels, grid batteries and willing consumers. Export markets await.