Political potholes could mar smart-grid highway
Most people don’t dispute that our electricity and water systems could be made far more efficient and modern, which
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The big question: How to pay for low-carbon future?
The UK is facing some serious energy challenges in the next several years: it has ambitious carbon reduction targets to
Energy accidents happen ... and they'll cost us
While most US motorists probably know very well what they pay for a gallon of gas at the pump, the
Fotowatio builds Texas-size PV plant near Austin
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) has closed financing and begun construction of its 30-megawatt Webberville solar project, one of the largest
Around the world, grid makeover picks up speed
Viewed from the perspective of just one year ago, it’s amazing how quickly developments in the smart-grid industry have
Elster releases platform for flexible smart-grid comms
Metering firm Elster has released its IP AxisLink platform, which provides IP-enabled convergence between advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and distribution
Echelon, Infor help users 'fine-tune' building strategies
Echelon and Infor are teaming up to make it easier for businesses and industrial customers to analyse energy use and
AEP Ohio to test home energy management system
Battelle will use SmartSynch’s GridRouter communications module as the Home Energy Manager (HEM) component to complement its Active Demand
A better grid needs better standards
The governing board of the public-private Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP) has voted in favor of a new standard and
On-Ramp Wireless releases smart-grid monitoring unit
On-Ramp Wireless has released its Remote Monitoring Unit (RMU), a smart grid and infrastructure-monitoring device. In its first application deployment,
'Age of cheap energy is over': IEA chief
In his latest warning that a global energy makeover can’t come fast enough, the chief of the International Energy
Google to help map US electric-car future
Google’s at it again. In a month that’s already seen the search-engine giant put $168 million toward the