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Made-in-Canada wind energy: Small but growing
Canada is now generating more than 4,600 megawatts of electricity from wind power, enough to power more than one
Echelon, Oracle target the new challenges facing EU utilities
As the European Union rolls out smart electricity meters and other grid-modernizing technologies, utility companies are facing more challenges than
Learn how to save money with LED leasing
A growing number of business owners are coming to understand that energy-saving, efficient technology is good for the bottom line.
Solar and oil: New energy helps extract old in California
Think about the uses solar energy can be put to, and what comes to mind? Solar panels for making electricity,
Massive grid upgrade in India wins $750m in bank loans
A $2.25 billion project to bring electricity to parts of India that need it most has won a $750
Austin energy project tests EVs, smart appliances and more
Austin-based research group Pecan Street Inc. has started working with several new partner companies to test smart-grid consumer products and
Smart cities will need machines that 'talk' to one another
Deutsche Telekom and smart-city technology company Living PlanIT are teaming up to develop ways to allow a wide variety of
Suntech-powered solar plants get up and running fast in California
More than 150,000 multicrystalline solar panels from Suntech Power Holdings are now generating energy at two new solar power
'Heat batteries,' pine-tree fuel on new US research funding list
“Heat batteries,” fuel from pine trees and alternatives to increasingly expensive rare earth materials are among the quests of 60
1 billion smart-meter reads per hour? No problem, Oracle says
Oracle says in-house testing has shown its smart meter data management systems can handle one billion meter reads per hour.
Company uses solar thermal power for 'greener' kidney dialysis
While other companies are testing solar thermal technology on a utility scale, healthcare services company DaVita has found a different