S. Korean grid flexes superconductor power muscles
South Korea’s power grid now has something no other grid in the world has: the longest-yet distribution-voltage superconductor cable
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More turbines, more wind, more rain boost UK clean energy
Over the past year, the UK has seen a significant increase in the amount of energy it gets from renewable
US banks $737 million on molten-salt solar power in Nevada
Concentrating solar power (CSP) is currently more expensive than energy from photovoltaic (PV) solar panels, but it promises one significant
Arizona solar project wins $337m federal loan guarantee
The US Department of Energy has finalized a $337-million loan guarantee for a solar energy project to be located in
New Energy Control Center monitors building energy use 24/7
It’s one more sign of how energy is increasingly equivalent to security: From its new Energy Control Center (ECC)
Energate's smart thermostats bring demand response to Oklahoma
Following a pilot program, Oklahoma Gas and Electric (OG&E) is moving ahead with plans to launch a residential
British Gas picks Elster as second smart meter provider
British Gas has chosen Elster as its second provider for dual electricity and gas meters for its planned rollout of
The cure for city parking headaches? Sensors and better data
Sick and tired of circling the block in the vain hope of finding an open parking space? There could soon
US lays out first 'battle strategy' for energy technology
With some already likening our energy challenges to a war, it seems appropriate that the US Department of Energy (DOE)
On-Ramp takes aim at meter communications for utilities
On-Ramp Wireless has partnered with meter data management system (MDMS) provider Ecologic Analytics to provide a pre-integrated system for utilities
Team effort helps utilities 'see' details on grid health
A combination of technologies from two companies is aimed at helping utilities get detailed information about grid performance that can
The challenge: Turn electric cars into virtual power plants
NRG Energy and the University of Delaware (UD) have teamed up in a venture called eV2g to commercialize technology that