Gallery: Who's who in smart meters, part 3
Itron’s OpenWay CENTRON smart electricity meter for residential use is ready to operate with third-party technologies and supports two-way
Gallery: Who's who in smart meters, part 4
Landis+Gyr, recently acquired by Toshiba for $2.3 billion, offers a variety of smart meters and smart-grid technology, including
Energy efficiency: So smart, it's dumb
A 1.8-per cent reduction in energy use might not sound like much, but extended across whole cities, regions and
East, West coast metering skirmishes continue
While California utility regulators and legislators continue to weigh the pros and cons of letting electricity customers opt out of
What $2.3 billion can get you
The smart-grid business world is abuzz today with the news that Japan’s Toshiba Corporation has just bought itself a
8 reasons we need smart energy meters
Why are so many communities around the globe making it a priority to replace their old electricity and gas meters
The results are in: Smart metering pays off
It’s almost taken for granted now in most circles that smart electricity and gas meters help people reduce their
User Friendly award goes to ... E.ON UK
Here’s a refreshing development in the world of smart metering rollouts: a pledge by a utility to not only
Small town aims at big-time 'future proofing'
Despite continued opposition by some in the public (and in government as well), cities across the US continue to roll
When you're PG&E, 0.08% wrong makes headlines
For most other businesses, a defect rate of 0.08 per cent is pretty darned good … practically something to brag