Texas Led the US in Energy-Related CO2 Emissions From 2000-2010
AOL Energy, Conway Irwin: May 14, 2013
Texas is number one.
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Utility Smart Grid Outlook in North America 2013: Technologies, Strategies & Case Studies
Texas is number one.
First insight: Both parties see the grid’s sources of electricity are shifting.
The smart energy profile that includes ZigBee, Wi-Fi and HomePlug is now ready for download.
Utility Smart Grid Outlook in North America 2013: Technologies, Strategies & Case Studies
The Global PV Inverter Landscape 2013: Technologies, Markets, and Survivors
The Networked Grid 150: The End-to-End Smart Grid Vendor Ecosystem Report and Rankings 2013
U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2012 Year-in-Review
Does Texas lead because of, or despite, its idiosyncrasies?
The state of play in the Arizona, California, Colorado and Texas solar markets
Texas has a power problem.
SunEdison explains why a market failure is allowing great sun to go to waste.
Where does your energy come from and how much do you pay for it? Texans know.
At least 22 states have fights on their hands.
Texas could generate up to 35 gigawatts of electricity from renewables—and it might have to, given its slim reserves.
Wind’s growing role as a U.S. electricity producer is made clear with record-setting performances in three disparate states.
A Texan and an Inner Mongolian wind developer walk into a bar…
Record-breaking numbers at competitive prices
The Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative cites success stories in the emerging realm of connecting utilities to their customers.
SDG&E is now synching in-home devices to customers’ smart meters, and PG&E has launched a HAN program.
A Series B round with investors including Fisher Brothers and NRG Energy
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