Itron, Tantalus team up to expand smart-grid offerings for utilities
Metering firm Itron and smart-grid networking provider Tantalus are partnering to expand the range of smart-grid technologies and services they
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E.ON offers €1m for research into smart homes
Energy company E.ON is continuing its research grant program, launched in 2007, with a focus on smart homes in
US needs better ways to ID grid-related cyber-security threats: FERC
The US needs more consistent and up-to-date ways to identify “cyber assets” that could be vulnerable to attacks on the
Rollout of 30,000 smart meters one of Germany's largest yet
The utility company RheinEnergie plans to use Cuculus’ ZONOS platform to support its rollout of 30,000 smart meters, one
Constellation app delivers more energy data to businesses
Constellation Energy’s latest version of its online energy management application for commercial customers is also available as an app
Silver Spring platform provides insights for the smart-meter-less
Silver Spring Networks has released a new energy monitoring platform that lets utilities provide customers with daily insights into their
How to build smart-grid love? Consumers say, 'Show us the money'
What sorts of benefits boost support for smart meters and smart-grid technologies? A consumer survey finds that saving money, reducing
Asia-Pacific needs more efficient transport, ministers agree
Countries in the Asia-Pacific region plan to keep working to make their transportation systems more energy efficient while making efforts
Six electricity tower designs vie for spot in UK's future grid
A new energy infrastructure will need a new type of pylon — or electricity tower — to transmit that power to homes
GE targets telecoms looking to boost power plant efficiency
GE Energy has released a new portfolio of systems aimed at telecoms seeking to cut their energy use and expenses.
Illinois governor vetoes utility-backed grid legislation
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn this week vetoed a measure that would have raised billions for utility companies seeking to update
Alberta utility will 'dial down' demand when grid stress is high
Canada’s Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) plans to use EnerNOC’s DemandSMART application to implement 150 megawatts (MW) of