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A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts that Australian smart grid revenues will actually shrink by more than a third over the next few years. We look at the reasons why and if there is a chance for smart grid recovery.
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Jumbled regulation at heart of Australian smart...
A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts that Australian smart grid revenues will actually shrink by more than a third over the next few years. We...
Social housing smart meter project to test...
If it could be proved that users could slash their monthly bills without spending a cent, energy efficiency might become the next big thing to...
DOE says consumer engagement 'top priority...
Utilities are spending billions on technology infrastructure and smart grid systems. But unless consumers engage with the new programmes offered by...
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EU funds €8.2m for Belgian smart grid Companies and organisations mentioned: EU NER 300 Scheme, Oracle, DataRaker, SAP, GE Energy Financial...
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Jumbled regulation at heart of Australian smart grid market dip
A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts that Australian smart grid revenues will actually shrink by more than a third over the next few years. We look at the reasons why and if there is a chance for smart grid recovery.
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Social housing smart meter project to test behavioural change
If it could be proved that users could slash their monthly bills without spending a cent, energy efficiency might become the next big thing to consumer energy and power efficiency. An EU project known as ICE-WISH focusing on user behaviour is investigating precisely this issue.
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DOE says consumer engagement 'top priority' for utilities
Utilities are spending billions on technology infrastructure and smart grid systems. But unless consumers engage with the new programmes offered by utilities, the investments will be for naught.
