Digi ethernet gateway wins Itron certification
Digi International andQualityLogic Inc. have announced that the Digi ERT/Ethernet Gateway has successfully completed the testing under the Itron
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Soitec to help develop 150-MW solar plant in CA
Soitec (Euronext Paris), a supplier of advanced solutions for the electronics and energy industries, has announced that its Concentrix concentrated
UK launches first incentive for renewable heating
The UK’s Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has launched the world’s first financial incentive of its kind to revolutionise
UK debuts 'green gas certification scheme'
The UK’s Renewable Energy Association has established a Green Gas Certification Scheme (GGCS) that tracks biomethane, or “green gas,
GE to build Grid IQ Innovation Centre in Canada
GE and the government of Ontario have announced a new $40 million Grid IQ Innovation Centre, the first center of
Firms chosen for smart-city project in Spain
The New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) has selected three companies — Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Hitachi
Rising energy risks smart meters' promise
Smart meters are being touted as the best way for energy-users to monitor their behaviour and find ways to
SECO Energy picks Sensus for smart grid
SECO Energy, one of the largest electric cooperatives in the US, has selected Sensus as its smart-grid technology provider.
Grid2Home completes second round of funding
Grid2Home, developer of Smart Energy Profile 2.0 (SEP-2) communication technologies, has completed a second round of funding, led
IBM names 24 'Smarter Cities' grant recipients
IBM has selected 24 cities worldwide to receive IBM Smarter Cities Challenge grants. The grants provide the cities with access
ECOtality brings EV charging to Washington state
ECOtality, a company focused on clean electric transportation and storage technologies, has begun installing its Blink Level 2 residential charging
Carbon capture projects up 21% in 2010
The global commitment to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies remains strong, according to “The Global Status of CCS: 2010”