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02.17.11 Smart Homes/Smart Buildings 10

Research Spotlight

Embedded Energy Features Will Break Down HAN Cost Barriers

Delivering HAN as a value-add feature with existing products will drive down the cost of energy management.

by Chet Geschickter

02.16.11 Demand Response 9

EnerNoc CEO: Demand Response Is Not Free

The industry leader vows to fight PJM over accounting. Also, EnerNoc plans to get 20 percent of revenue outside of DR.

by Michael Kanellos

02.16.11 Demand Response 0

EnerNoc Reports Profitable Year, But Is Business Slowing?

Revenue, profit forecast for 2011 looks like 2010.

by Michael Kanellos

02.16.11 Energy Storage 29

Can Batteries Reduce the Cost of Solar?

Sunverge says a 2-kilowatt system with batteries works better than a 4-kilowatt system, as grid management meets solar.

by Michael Kanellos

02.15.11 Mobility 1

EV Maker Tesla’s Q4 Earnings Call

Winding down the Roadster, ramping up the Model S, losses continue on revenue growth—no surprises at the pioneering EV maker.

by Eric Wesoff

02.15.11 Smart Homes/Smart Buildings 0

Cisco and Control4 Want to Automate the World

Control4 and Cisco are teaming up to deliver far more than energy savings.

by Katherine Tweed

02.14.11 Demand Response 4

EnerNoc Stock Sags to Year Low Amid Questions About Demand Response

How do you count a megawatt saved—and who gets credit?

by Michael Kanellos

02.14.11 Smart Homes/Smart Buildings 3

OG&E Finds Time of Use Pricing Sweet Spot

Oklahoma Gas & Electric’s interim data shows huge residential savings using variable pricing.

by Katherine Tweed

02.14.11 Grid Edge 8

Industry Perspective

Smart Grid Lessons From the Super Bowl Week Outages in Texas

Last week’s events in Texas help illustrate that building an ever-expanding fleet of gas-fired peaking plants may not solve all our electricity needs. Instead, smart homes may be key to our rational energy future.

by Chet Geschickter

02.11.11 Energy Storage 28

New Storage Technology: A 100 Million Ton Stone

Where are they now, the little people of Escovale Consultancy Services?

by Michael Kanellos

02.11.11 Software & Analytics 0

More Data Management, Less Outage Time

It is possible to save time and money and make customers happy.

by Katherine Tweed

02.11.11 Finance & VC 0

Billion Dollar January: Greentech VC Part 2

A huge month in terms of dollars, deals and sector scope. Part 2 covers biofuels, energy efficiency, smart grid, wind and everything else.

by Eric Wesoff

02.11.11 Grid Optimization 42

Industry Perspective

120 to 118? Will Dropping Our Voltage Save Power?

In theory, decreasing voltage sounds like a great idea for saving power, but will there be unanticipated effects?

by David J. Leeds

02.10.11 Batteries, Storage & Fuel Cells 46

Research Spotlight

Bloom Energy vs. Cogeneration Reality

Is the Bloom Energy fuel cell a low-carbon alternative to conventional generation or a greenwashed hype magnet?

by Eric Wesoff

02.08.11 Grid Edge 3

Research Spotlight

Rural, Coop Utilities Make Voices Heard on Smart Grid Deployment

RSGS surveys unregulated U.S. utilities on smart grid practices and presents results in this free report.

by STAFF

02.08.11 Demand Response 0

Can VirtuWatt Fulfill the Promise of a Competitive Market?

Constellation Energy says demand response is just the first stop.

by Katherine Tweed

02.08.11 Grid Optimization 13

Industry Perspective

Guest Post: Toward an Efficient Energy Future

Collaboration between the private sector and government, along with efficiency strides, can give the U.S. the foundation for an energy policy, argues Schneider Electric CEO Christopher Curtis.

by Christopher Curtis

02.07.11 Grid Optimization 0