smart grid development
By Nathanael Baker on March 9, 2010
Tags: China, market growth, report, research, Smart Appliance Report, smart appliances, smart clothes dryer, smart grid, smart grid development, smart refrigerator, smart washer, United States, Zpryme
According to a new report from Zpryme, the global household smart appliance market will explode in the next five years.
By Alison Pruitt on November 4, 2009
Tags: United States, USD, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, electric grid, energy efficiency, energy savings, government funding, peek energy demand, President Obama, private investment, smart grid development, smart grid infrastructure, smart meters, United States, Arizona, electricity, energy, Florida, Florida Power, Missouri, Montana, White House
The White House just helped us take another step closer to realizing the goal of connecting American homes and businesses to a smart grid.
By Harry Tournemille on August 27, 2009
Tags: United States, electric grid, energy demand, energy supply, Lexington Institute, multi-distributional electric grid, National Electric Resources Council, NERC, Rebecca L. Grant, renewable sources, smart grid development, smart grids, technology, Carey Cook, electricity, energy, oil, pdf, Rebecca L. Grant
The latest Smart Grid Study from the Lexington Institute (pdf) reveals both the integral role new technology plays in moving the U.S. towards energy efficiency, and how, once again, national policy and commercial interests are essential in smart grid implementation.
