energy monitoring
More than two-thirds — 71 percent — of the people who took part in a smart-meter pilot program in Texas last fall say they have changed their energy consumption habits as a result of the usage data they could view on in-home displays. A survey of the 500 participants was released today
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Is it a bad omen for the home energy management sector that, within a span of just over a week, both Google and Microsoft have killed off their energy monitoring tools? First, it was Google’s PowerMeter, heading for the virtual glue factory as of Sept. 16, 2011. And now
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Facebook can provide more than a way to catch up with people you were never close enough to to keep up with in the first place … it now offers an application that can help monitor your home energy use. Developed by Derek Foster, a computer science student at the University
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California-based Lucid Design Group today released a new product — Building Dashboard® Starter — to provide organisations with Web-based, real-time information about building energy consumption, energy costs and carbon emissions. The dashboard is designed to help users reduce energy expenses and lower the environmental impact of their buildings. Building Dashboard® Starter delivers
