Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive
Herman K. Trabish: May 24, 2012
“This is a big, big win.” Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.
“This is a big, big win.” Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.
$15 million for the startup looking to use earth-abundant elements to get beyond lithium-ion batteries
Trees grow, and wireless networks suffer. Proximetry and EDX Wireless say they can fix the problem.
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New report from GTM Research pinpoints the strategies for engaging Asia’s top smart grid markets.
The true costs and benefits of “the civil rights legislation for solar”
China goes big in grid, and it’s all about transmission, distribution automation and smart meters.
"Data science -- that's now a field that's exponentially increased. [...] We're in this learning mode." What does the data science field mean for utilities and vendors? According to Domenic Armano from Johnson Controls, we're soon going to find out.
Forgoing kilowatt-hours for trees gets top honors for a Green Button apps contest.
For any renewable, the DOE’s tool means the perfect storage technology is just a click away.
"What is the most expensive problem that big data can solve in the energy world?” Con Edison, Efficiency 2.0 and Johnson Controls respond. From the Clean Energy Connections series.
Can the first 36 million meters prove they’re worth the cost?
The home automation startup deepens its energy analytics chops with long-time partner and investor British Gas.
A new co-equal for the Four Horsemen of the smart grid. The company is also into smart buildings.
Or is it just that the utilities are starting to get picky?
The smart grid action is moving to the softer side of the grid.