Peru enlists IBM for cloud-based govt services
The Peruvian government has called on IBM to help it develop and manage a private cloud-computing technology infrastructure that will
Waste to energy: Both threat and opportunity
The volume of waste going to landfills in the UK has declined dramatically since 2001, from more than 50 million
Bank reiterates commitment to UK solar
NextEnergy Capital (NEC), the European Merchant Bank with a focus on the renewable energy and clean technology sector, has reiterated
UK tests grid-connected solar streetlights
A trial of the UK’s first grid-connected solar streetlight has begun in South Mimms, Hertfordshire, undertaken by Connect Plus,
Time to make a better case for metering
Ongoing disputes in several US states indicate that the battle over smart meters is far from done. Fights are taking
G4S contract means smarter gas meters in UK
UK-based G4S Utility Services has been awarded a £500,000 contract to install gas data loggers for Gazprom Global Energy
Oz smart meter rollout helps fix electricity defects
A half-million smart meters have been installed across the Australian state of Victoria, and the rollout program has also helped
'Market failure' keeps economy brown
Can a green, smart and sustainable society also be one with a growing economy? The United Nations’ Environment Programme (UNEP)
UK grocery chain tests smart-grid system
UK grocery chain Sainsbury’s is trying out new technology to monitor one of its stores’ impact on the national
Landis+Gyr helps develop smart-grid training centre
Landis+Gyr will help the US-based Northwest Lineman College develop a smart-grid training centre at the school’s campus in
