East, West coast metering skirmishes continue
While California utility regulators and legislators continue to weigh the pros and cons of letting electricity customers opt out of
Dan Ilett
What $2.3 billion can get you
The smart-grid business world is abuzz today with the news that Japan’s Toshiba Corporation has just bought itself
8 reasons we need smart energy meters
Why are so many communities around the globe making it a priority to replace their old electricity and gas meters
The results are in: Smart metering pays off
It’s almost taken for granted now in most circles that smart electricity and gas meters help people reduce their
Futuristic lighting tech that's here now
Lighting technology is not only growing far more durable and energy efficient, but is branching out into whole new territories.
5 of the world's smartest light bulbs
The slogan for this year’s Lightfair trade show in Pennsylvania is “The future. Illuminated.” So what does the future
Greenbang sees leadership change
Research Director Shirley Siluk will be taking the helm as Managing Editor of Greenbang.com as founder Dan Ilett moves
Can you measure your dirty data?
It’s hard to ignore energy use in aviation: after all, we see planes fly overhead every day, hear their
613 car-charging stations needed per month
If you own an all-electric car, you’re probably still not planning any long-distance trips across the US
Better flight paths could save $65.6 million in US
Switching to new flight paths at certain airports could save airline companies money while also slashing carbon emissions and cutting
Which comes first: Smart-grid chicken or e-car egg?
Behind all the encouraging headlines and press releases about so many new electric vehicle charging stations going up here, and
Eight definitions of 'smart buildings'
So what exactly are “smart buildings”? The simple answer is that there’s automation involved somehow that makes managing and