Enter the Dragon: China and the World’s Greatest Smart Grid Opportunity
Kamil Bojanczyk: May 22, 2012
China goes big in grid, and it’s all about transmission, distribution automation and smart meters.
China goes big in grid, and it’s all about transmission, distribution automation and smart meters.
The home automation startup deepens its energy analytics chops with long-time partner and investor British Gas.
A new co-equal for the Four Horsemen of the smart grid. They’re also into smart buildings.
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It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
The startup with more than 70 utility customers expands into Europe and pilots its smart thermostats with Honeywell.
When temperatures soar, who better than a weather company to control your thermostat?
Even adjusting the thermostat in winter can save real money.
TXU offers an energy plan that sounds a lot like a mobile phone plan.
Can self-powered sensors connect buildings in real-time, smart energy networks?
Elster locks up its smart meters to prevent energy theft in Rio de Janeiro and across Latin America.
10,000 down, more than 6 million to go in New York City
Strong Q1 revenues, but uncertain 2012 outlook and layoffs and restructuring ahead. Will a cheaper meter help?
Networking the world’s office and warehouse lights will require new standards—and deep pockets.
The startup with the social media app for property managers and building professionals goes big in its home city.
First, smart meters; next, control nodes for the inverters, sensors, chargers and other grid devices to come