Study: Even for the skeptical, smart meters pay off
Rolling out smart energy meters makes financial sense for utilities and customers even in regions where electricity costs are low,
New IBM lab aims to speed up innovative services
IBM has created a new Services Innovation Lab aimed at speeding up both its technology service offerings and capabilities.
The
Denver airport is tops in solar energy
Denver’s International Airport (DIA) can now say it generates more solar power than any other commercial airport in the
5 more US veterans hospitals to go solar by 2012
The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) plans to install solar photovoltaic (PV) energy systems at five VA hospitals by
Cellular South, SmartSynch target smart-utility market
Mississippi-based smart-grid company SmartSynch has come together with Cellular South to introduce an advanced communications solution for the utility market.
Indian cities aim to save energy with LEDs
Three cities in India are installing LED (light-emitting diode) lamps as part of a global effort to switch to better,
Taipei boasts world's greenest skyscraper, TAIPEI 101
TAIPEI 101, one of the world’s tallest buildings, is also now the world’s greenest skyscraper.
The 1,667-foot
Battery backup could be wind-power 'game-changer'
A Minnesota wind farm aims to boost the reliability of its energy supply with the addition of a 1-megawatt advanced
Hangzhou to test battery system for wind-energy storage
An energy company in China is installing a large battery system at its plant in Hangzhou to test how advanced
First Solar hits new PV cell efficiency record
Arizona-based photovoltaics (PV) firm First Solar says it’s achieved a new world record in efficiency for a cadmium-telluride (CdTe)
